Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.

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Too bad I can't make it out there Lyle, I'd help you clean it!

Bruce, it has been quite cold lately here for California; so lets get doing on the desert vehicle to warm things up around here. :lashed: :popcorn:
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It truly has been cold, Duke... and I have not forgotten about building a Maybach engine for this project!
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I’d come and help but you’re what? A nine hour drive from New York where I am....
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Duke Maddog wrote:Too bad I can't make it out there Lyle, I'd help you clean it!

Bruce, it has been quite cold lately here for California; so lets get doing on the desert vehicle to warm things up around here. :lashed: :popcorn:
Duke, my friend, that would be epic. Probably not much cleaning up, though. Man, that would be fun.
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Yes it would Lyle!
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Duke Maddog wrote:Too bad I can't make it out there Lyle, I'd help you clean it!

Bruce, it has been quite cold lately here for California; so lets get doing on the desert vehicle to warm things up around here. :lashed: :popcorn:
The desert can get pretty damn cold at this time of year...
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Yes, indeed! My apartment is basically heated by a mobile home (what the hell call it a trailer) heater located in a hallway. The hallway is a nice 70 degrees while everywhere else is so cold I am wearing a coat. Not a joke.

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Yeah, it was just above freezing (literally) at first light here today. Now it’s in the low 40’s. I need it to warm up just a tad more so I can airbrush some.... yesterday’s temps were the same, so it really slowed down my paint drying time. On the plus side, the humidity is pretty low as well... :hmm:
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speedgraflex wrote:Yes, indeed! My apartment is basically heated by a mobile home (what the hell call it a trailer) heater located in a hallway. The hallway is a nice 70 degrees while everywhere else is so cold I am wearing a coat. Not a joke.
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