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Old 08-17-2024, 11:17 PM   #18
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Re: Building models in the "old days"

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My dad built models and I followed his foot prints in a much cruder fashion. Everything from dinosaurs to clipper ships with lots of cars and planes. I remember around 5th grade I found a bunch of already built ones in a trash can and I took them all home and spent weeks rebuilding the all.

Here's one from the "New days" nothing I was involved with. But it would be fun to have it parked in an old barn just visible from a road just to see how many folks stop in and want to chat about it.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...y-model-11-2e/
That is nice. Its like 75% away from driving.
I hope to go to the museum in W Tex someday.

If I won the lotery I would have to have one of these kit cars.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1161402285...3200-19255-0/1
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