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I certainly agree on that point Smitty.

They definitely make more sense then most SUVs. Haul more people and/or stuff in the same amount of space. I'd get five of us and our bikes inside the Caravan without any issues. When we were doing 24 HR races, I'd take the centre bench out at the campsite and instant couch by the fire.

I was afraid this was going to happen. I've got a number of his releases. I liked that he would often do schemes that others didn't cover. Carl

Maybe...but there's an outside chance there'll be another one in our future. My in-laws are in their 80s now and my father in law in particular is concerned about how much longer he'll be comfortable driving. So for family outings, it may become a need. My wife oddly would prefer one over an SUV if we do go that route.

There and....................gone!!!

We're off to Canada's Wonderland (a big amusement park) tomorrow so they can get their fill of faster, further, how long is this line anyways?!!!? Then we'll see about the driving lessons Carl

Maybe we'll get the Chinese version of the Flanker instead? That, would be interesting... Better yet, have someone dust off and update the Arrow blueprints and build what we should have gotten all along. Carl

Actually it's RAAF-18

I think that'll buff out. Otherwise that's a fantastic drawing Martin! Carl

Stay safe guys. We're mostly just getting rain but there's enough of it east of us that there's been some bad floods. Ottawa has declared a state of emergency and so has parts of Montreal and other towns in Quebec. Carl

I think the instructions refer to small toggles and switches rather than the much larger throttle levers. Looking at the photos that Peter posted on LSP of the completed PE fret, the throttle levers are in the middle of the sheet. To me, it wouldn't make sense to change it. Carl

The seats are looking good Harv. Don't be afraid to ask for spares if you need any. Carl

Thanks Gaz, one more tool to add to the wish list. I can see plenty of uses for it. Carl

I had a minivan once. Bought a new '97 Caravan back in the day. Didn't have kids or a wife at the time but did have a bunch of mountain bikes which were worth more than the van was (priorities and all) and friends who mountain biked.

Usually it's a really big bright sphere in the sky. Most artistic representations of it are yellow, with occasionally a bit of orange. Glad it wasn't a flesh wound.

For Martin, it did on the weekend. Maybe Jeff too. Still waiting here in Toronto. Carl

As for CF-100 and -105, I only have the Clunk as a 1/72 vac kit. Never built a vac so may have to try. Carl

The decals looks fantastic. I had emailed Mike about upscaling the decals as well so I'm glad he did them. I'll definitely be picking up a set. Hopefully I can get a set of FM 104 as well since that was my neighborhood plane as a kid. Carl

I think that's more than adequate there Ernie. Looks just like in the pic. Carl

The belts look good Harv. They can be a bit of a pain can't they? Carl

Welcome aboard! I haven't actually see too many Mossies built. I've done the Tamiya and HK ones and have another Tamiya to convert to a Tse Tse. Yours has come out really nicely. How did you find it compared to building the MFH Mclaren? As for your user name, here's my Tamiya Seven from a couple years ago. Carl

Damn, where'd summer go?

Cool. I keep thinking about getting one for cleaning my airbrush as well. Any pics of what it looks like? Carl

Actually I thought ahead on that one. They each have their own sprue cutter, sanding sticks and brushes. Unfortunately they've been swiping my cement.