fulcrum1

Sacramento has Viking Hobby and RC Hobbies. Neither is worth the drive. Loose Caboose is a stop on the way to the French Laundry for dinner. Food there is fantastic.

Great, great build. Anymore pictures would be welcomed! How was it putting the landing gear up on that kit? I tried and lost interest a few years back...

On the other side of the coin, I’ve also snagged some legit deals too.

Vendor hauls are what shows are all about!

I think it looks better than the AMT kit built up. I'm actually impressed.

I think they may be like other boutique decal makers and send out in waves, batches, or at certain times only. I have not had an issue with Fightertown.....

People with Tesla's in cold weather would beg to differ.... steep inclines also are not taken into account. Now that does mean on the way down from the mountain you have some flexibility. The other issue with winter driving is when the superchargers break and you have people filling to capacity the line to charge the vehicle is ridiculous. The continuous use of the supercharger is not recommended by Tesla as it will deteriorate the battery life quicker. So essentially if you want to venture out during the winter, proceed with caution and have a back up plan. From my understanding hydrogen cells can recharge quicker and will not deteriorate like EV cells will.

Books and then wreck diving.

Substantial drop in range. I’m from that part of California where Tesla’s are everywhere and they make complete sense. Having lived in Colorado, Missouri, and Kansas for the last eight or nine years.....I think the tech needs to make some huge leaps in range before you can build a case for them in the flyover states or harsher climates.

Class act!

You can’t sand the Vallejo primer? Good to know, thanks.

Castle AFB during open cockpit day is a blast.

The underwater type! Start diving and head on over to the Pacific. I've only been doing it a year and it's a delight.

I feel for you. My wife and I went through an EF-3 several years ago. Lord blessed us and the tornado missed our house from a direct hit by about 30ft, but it tweaked it good. The house was supposed to be demolished but they decided to keep it up. Two things occurred after that...1) My wife insists on basements (we had none) 2) We didn't play around with getting more insurance.

If I could I wouldn't be asking!