Attention!

[drunken monkey]

what confuses me is that on one hand, some people like to mark a difference to being a "model maker" and a "kit assembler".
surely if you're a "model maker" problems in kits don't matter.

[mikemechanic]

I don't understand what importance this thread has? A thread about a bad trader gets locked but this one is allowed to stay open? I really don't get it. I know this has to do with the SC430 thread and the comments could have been added there.
I agree with what is said and have maintained all along that "sometimes you have to model" I work in the service industry and have come to realize that nobody will ever be completely happy with anything.
Just my .02 cents.

Mike.

[chato de shamrock]

I really understand what you mean mike. I had something to say about that bad trades thread but both were closed so I followed one of the moderators suggestion and send the moderator a message. Course nothing happened afterwards and those people on here who are honest, friendly, and want to be helpful are still vulnerable to getting suckered.

As for the kits, yeah they do suck when you follow their instructions. I've never liked how stock cars looked, especially Revell's. This hobby's a waste of money. Then again, golf requires spending money, the batting cages require spending money, buying a camera to make then post video on U-tube requires spanding money. All hobbies are the same. I personally dont care. This conspiracy's kept me out of trouble. I cant afford to make a real car but this hobby allows me to make all the cars I want and how I want them. I've always been into building things. I see this as the beginning to what I hope will lead me to making props and miniatures for hollywood movies. However, lately that S&H has forced me to dig deep into my pockets. OUCH!