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Old 31 October 2002, 10:38 PM   #81 (permalink)
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Either that or charge tup-pense a head to visit the little thatched cottage here all your plastic sits on lonely shelves. I'm getting all misty folks. (Please excuse the misquote from 'The Quiet Man') * *:'(
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Thanx for the impute. My cats do enough damage w/o 3 kids.
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I guess the mist really got in your eyes.
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The differences that lay within the threads of this post are like night and day. Fortunately, as modelers we have many windows of opportunity...

'Any sick mind may be cured with the cooperation of the patient'... Psychologist in discussion with Larry Talbot's father in The Wolf Man 1941.
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Greetings all: Just bringing up the thread as reference.
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Old 10 April 2003, 02:21 AM   #86 (permalink)
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Much thanks for that, Stephen. In my neck of the woods, I'm working with the staff of my local library for permission to display my work (and that of others) in the new library once it is finished construction at the end of this coming October. Hopefully, this will get other people interested (?young folk) in our hobby......
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Model on Bro!!!
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Will this model do? This was me back when I was a young lass just starting out on the AMS road. Highslide JS
 
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In college....I had a photo uglier than that. It was SOOOO ugly it self destructed.

Way to go Peter.....I did that in my Father's Hobby Shop. And now when I go into a hobby shop I am motivated by models of others.
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So what have you all done lately to encourage others to model on?
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