My Aircraft carrier flight
South Park Panda Song
| Old friend |
| time warp dance |
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rides and
bid for USET
rides and
bid for USET
My Dog K-9
Civil War Pages
As far as the rest of my life goes i have varied tastes, as you can see on my Bio Page. I am actively engaged in Civil War Reenacting and it all
fits in with my love of history, sense of adventure and being a people person. Well kick back, enjoy the site and perhaps we will meet at an
unknown place at an appointed time.
OK so you read this far so it's only natural to slip in some Monty Python and more
fits in with my love of history, sense of adventure and being a people person. Well kick back, enjoy the site and perhaps we will meet at an
unknown place at an appointed time.
OK so you read this far so it's only natural to slip in some Monty Python and more
----Bill Gent
South Park Chef Song
Born originally in New Jersey and currently residing here, I have at times been
transplanted in Vermont and Connecticut. I miss the country a lot perhaps one
day I'll have enough of city life and return. My thought concerning that is " I went
from being able to shoot (hunt) in my backyard to shootings in my backyard. A
Sad statement I guess on life in the city.
I have been a member of the Tri State Scale Model Car Club for over 11 years and
contribute to the club newsletter under the pen name of the Manlytoolman. I also
write for Largescalemodeler as well . Most of my writing reflects my philosophy in
model building and takes a lighthearted look at it.
I started building like most of us in my middle teens . Back then there were no
how-to-sections, no countless sites of aftermarket parts and few contests. Most
of my cars were so heavy with putty, it's a wonder they didn't collapse. Modeling
tools were crude and almost unheard of. But that didn't stop me from creating and
just plain ole having fun. Today, I love to build mainly muscle cars and enjoy
greatly detailing the engines right down to the last nut and bolt. As of lately I have
taken greatly to large scale building owing a great deal to a good friend and
mentor Bob Hayes.
transplanted in Vermont and Connecticut. I miss the country a lot perhaps one
day I'll have enough of city life and return. My thought concerning that is " I went
from being able to shoot (hunt) in my backyard to shootings in my backyard. A
Sad statement I guess on life in the city.
I have been a member of the Tri State Scale Model Car Club for over 11 years and
contribute to the club newsletter under the pen name of the Manlytoolman. I also
write for Largescalemodeler as well . Most of my writing reflects my philosophy in
model building and takes a lighthearted look at it.
I started building like most of us in my middle teens . Back then there were no
how-to-sections, no countless sites of aftermarket parts and few contests. Most
of my cars were so heavy with putty, it's a wonder they didn't collapse. Modeling
tools were crude and almost unheard of. But that didn't stop me from creating and
just plain ole having fun. Today, I love to build mainly muscle cars and enjoy
greatly detailing the engines right down to the last nut and bolt. As of lately I have
taken greatly to large scale building owing a great deal to a good friend and
mentor Bob Hayes.
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