BiggTim

That would be truly awesome! Maybe someday....

Then that could be an issue. I'd be happy to help if I can, but they are notoriously tight about access to their planes, especially the ones that fly. Jerry Crandall even told me that he would have trouble getting access to the D-13 Yellow 10, and that plane has been like his child for the last 30 years. He even consulted on the restoration of it, for goodness sake. The recently departed Mr. Allen was rather protective of them. If you can make some sort of arrangement, I'll make a point to be of help however I can.

How soon do you need it? I am hoping to get over that way in the next few weeks for some other stuff, and might be able to pop up to Everett. Send me a PM.

Awful news.

I would rather go to this show than Telford!! And is that Vlad from Eduard in the one photo with you? I met him in Phoenix, nice guy. Hope I got his name right.

I am a member of a couple of facebook groups for the exchange of classic car parts, and it works very well, so you might consider that. Groups of that sort are, IMO, the only good reason for facebook to exist at all. Otherwise, it would be worthless.

Since there have not been any responses to the update about a second shirt order, I am closing this one, and will not be ordering more. Thanks, Tim

My stash is about 30 right now, and that's too many, IMO. I know all about the collector disease. I had it back in the 90s with Star Trek action figures. Still have 500-600 of them in their packages taking up space. The hunt was fun at the time, but now I regret it, as they have little resale value. I really want to get rid of them just to regain the space they occupy.

So, seriously, does anyone on this forum actually have more than 6,500 kits in their stash? Be honest, now. We will only ridicule you a little.

Stay tuned...I should have the printed version ready for sale in a week or two!

So far, I have kept them all. I have no place to display them, so they are stored in fancy boxes until one of my kids moves out.

An entertaining example: I just sold a dash clock for a 1951 Chevy on ebay, starting bid 40 USD, buy-it-now price 80 USD. Got a few low bidders early on, which wiped out the BIN option. Wound up selling for 96 USD. Idgit should have just done the BIN in the first place, but I made out well for his mistake!!

That's what the keyboard on my model table looks like.

I've told my kids many times that's why I had them. They ARE remote controls. For the lawn mower, the trash can, and even the "other" remote control - when I can't reach it.

All good advice, exactly how I do ebay as well.