Hi People

Hello, i’m Dennis from Georgia, USA I am excited when I saw this site and joined. I’m a model builder from 1980’s to 2000’s. I used to build mostly all polystyrene, resin and vinyl type kits. In the 90’s when garage kits came out, I did alot of 1/6-1/4 scale movie characters. horror and monster figures. From 1987 to 1995 I used to join competitions in Long Island. I stopped my hobby in 2007 when 1/6 high-end action figures came out like Hot Toys. Now, I feel like starting my own war again in kit building. Right now, I have few kits in progress and I’ll be happy to share these to you anytime soon. Thank you.

Ps. I was also a regular subscriber of FSM in the 90’s.

Hi Dennis, and welcome to the Forum!

Thank you Tim and hope to see you again soon for more postings/threads to come.

Welcome to the Forum, Dennis. I dabble in 1/6, too; mostly DML, DiD.

Welcome aboard. Sounds like you build kits that are not seen that often on here and will be a very welcome addition.

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Welcome to the Forums Dennis. Glad to have you aboard. I build whatever strikes my fancy at the time. My name is Jim and I am a plasticaholic. I love the smell of plastic in the mourning.

Jim [cptn]

Welcome to the forums

Welcome to the forums.

Hope to see some pictures of the builds.

Thanks for the comments fellow members, right now i have a monogram seaquest dsv in progress and will start building a monogram F-19 (the secret version) another again from monogram - kitty hawk (wright bros.), these were kept in my closet for 20 years and hope decals still ok in a few weeks. Aside from kits, I start doing HO trains and cabins. See you all soon. regards Dennis

Hey Dennis, Welcome to the forums. Boy, i’d sure like to see some pics of your models. They sound really interesting.

Welcome! I’ve been doing H.O. for about 30 years so we should get along just fine. Now can you tell me if an 0-2-0 needs training wheels… I cant get mine to stay on the tracks.

Heya Dennis!! Welcome to the forums, always good to see another Georgian here!! Look forward to seeing some of your work

• Quiet please. I am analyzing. •

Would 60 gallons be sufficient?

60 gallons, without a trace of hangover in it. That ain’t natural! Enough
cyanoacrylate for a whole population of creative geniuses. In return, that
vat of cyanoacrylate would instantaneously project solid plastic, in any
shape or color they might imagine. For any purpose! Creation by mere goo!

hello again, Just to share with you my WIPs.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/94009080@N04/8559954794/" title=“My WIPs by PrimoDB63, on Flickr”>![My WIPs|320x(http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8382/8559954794_aa4fa71eb0_n.jpg):600:0] Will be updating once in a while. Thanks for viewing and also you might see my whole room in the other forum under Comm. Help section.