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  • 2 weeks later...
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Viewing this really made me miss our Mikey...but in a good way. He was our poodle for just over 18 years. I mean Our dog because

he belonged to our entire family..... He remembered everyone in our family, greeting them with equal joy.Despite actually belonging to my mother. He really treated

me, and other family members with equal love. without really having reason, In my case, to do do so. So, we forgave him for his bad behavior at times. G*d I miss him.Thanks Martin.---too maudlin? Oh well , Hell.

  • 3 months later...
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Unless someone wants it, the Italieri B-52G is likely to join this list...  I also have some older built models I think I need to part with.  Just one of those things.

 

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  • 2 weeks later...
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I have to add that this bag is not going to landfill but the local hobby store to a consignment section for someone to enjoy for a fragment of its actual cost. Damn, I feel like mother Theresa now.

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5 hours ago, Martinnfb said:

I have to add that this bag is not going to landfill but the local hobby store to a consignment section for someone to enjoy for a fragment of its actual cost. Damn, I feel like mother Theresa now.

Same horton ? It looked to be turning out well ?😳

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Here’s my story of how you better be very careful with your purging.

I walked through my garage a few months back and tossed this old carb into a trash bin.  I had bought it to do an “Art project” by turning it into a lamp.  That would have required lots of cutting and drilling holes for lamp fittings and wiring.  I just never got around to finding the time to sit down and start the project.  
 

Started thinking about it, pulled it back out and ran the numbers.  Holy hell. It’s from a 1966-‘67 Mustang K code with a manual trans.  
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So I put it up on eBay….

 

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9 minutes ago, ScottsGT said:

Here’s my story of how you better be very careful with your purging.

I walked through my garage a few months back and tossed this old carb into a trash bin.  I had bought it to do an “Art project” by turning it into a lamp.  That would have required lots of cutting and drilling holes for lamp fittings and wiring.  I just never got around to finding the time to sit down and start the project.  
 

Started thinking about it, pulled it back out and ran the numbers.  Holy hell. It’s from a 1966-‘67 Mustang K code with a manual trans.  
IMG_4429.thumb.jpeg.70b05b4cd722cecb2c33373d0a0c6b9f.jpeg
 

So I put it up on eBay….

 

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Well, that's a lot of funds to restock the stash with!

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Just now, BlrwestSiR said:

Well, that's a lot of funds to restock the stash with!

LOL!  I’m actually restocking my old RC airplane stash I purged back in 1999-2000 when I got out of the hobby.  I’ve bought an out of production new in box OS FT-300 twin cylinder engine with some of the funds.  I had one years ago and only flew it twice before getting out of the hobby.  One of the best damned sounding engines ever made. 
Engine is sitting upside down in the pic 


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I’m trying to get a trainer completed by years end and get back in the air.  Once I have it done, I’m going to get back on the Duck and other plastics and not touch anymore balsa kits until I’m a competent flyer.  
I’m going to focus on my flying abilities and not stock piling built airplanes.  

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