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Glass reinforced filler on hood, then scoop is installed and held down with screws until filler sets. Screws are removed and scoop to hood seams are reinforced on under side with glass cloth and resin. Then screw holes are filled and seams are smoothed on top and finished with filler and spot...

In the last 4 years MRR prices on a lot of stuff have gone through the roof. OTOH, I went to a show last weekend (tis the season) and scored some interesting things. Picked up a scale "wheel lathe" for my roundhouse. Never seen one before. ..and a Rivarossi pass car for 10 bucks. Vendors...

Ooooooh, be careful, retirement is not for woosies, you get no sick time, no vacation time and no holiday pay, and absolutely no overtime pay. Could be a shocker......haha, congratulations Sir. You ll love it!

Congratulations, I retired on August 1st and it’s been wonderful…

We traveled, a lot, when the kids were young. I've been into many things over the years, get bored and move on. I sold my lake house, gave my Boat and waverunners away. I don't flip houses anymore and enjoy doing whatever I want, when I want, if Theresa lets me..................... I'm always...

I am trying to repair a cracked trim piece that goes over the glove box of a friends 70 Road Runner. It's plastic but, I'd like to know what the best way is to fix this cracked piece. A certain type of glue? Epoxy? I don't want to have to replace this piece if I don't have to. I know, the bird...

Same girl. Nice boots.

Apple a day keeps the doctor away.

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Congratulation!!!!!

Franklin's publisher is suing. Our camp neighbour at the lake was the ghost writer for Franklin the Turtle.

$80 ??

The car looks so much better without the dork dish wheels!

Insider Tip - A C-body 3spd crank arm has the “rounded side” of the hole where the crank arm attaches to the motor 180-degrees out from a B-body 3spd crank arm. If you use a rat tails file to round out the “B-body side” of a C-body 3spd crank arm, it will bolt right up and work fine. I’ve run my...

Yep, but see post #12.

I would never stop doing this because of the money, in my case, a thousand bucks was a nice start. I had no idea that me being interested in dioramas would turn into an investment. LOL. I enjoy the diorama as much, if not more than the trains. My problem is, when I get bored with it and move on...