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    What did Santa bring you?

    Watch those "slipper" socks Ron, had a pair once and as soon as I hit the hard wood floor I was on my bum. They are now in one of the equipment sheds.....great for loading grease into bearings. though I'm not the clumsy type, did I ever tell you about my days as a lineman?
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    What did Santa bring you?

    If I were you Chris, I would drink that ale
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    What did Santa bring you?

    Got Revell 1/35 Russian "Ural 4320" 6x6 military cargo truck from my eldest son. Am dying to put it in a Ukraine conflict dio blasted but good, but when I said that his expression just sunk. So I had to promise to not blast it, I then suggested maybe a civilian logger from the hinterlands of...
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    And just who was it that said you can be our mascot?

    Oh brother:rolling:
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    Children of the Grave

    More pics. They are kind of rough still, I will tweak them a bit more.
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    Children of the Grave

    Figures still need some touching up.
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    Bad Little Piggies

    Uh-oh, what's this? Who let the piggies out? No, no, I have no treats for you, go on home now.
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    Bird Watching a Relaxing Hobby

    Gobble, gobble.....
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    Jim's Hillbilly Halftrack

    Thank you John, it is an honor to once again be hanging another set of danglers in their prestigious place of honor. ;) You know, some years back I did entertain the idea of acquiring an M3 "rolling chassis" sans motor and some other essentials. But life being what life can be, it never came...
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    Jim's Hillbilly Halftrack

    Don't know what the heck I was thinking, but anyway, here she is.
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    Jim's Hillbilly Halftrack

    Yee-Haa!....Yesiree, here it comes!
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    Hunger Knows Not Fear

    Bread or bullets, makes no difference to her anymore. But she is lucky because being in a relatively quiet sector of the front these soldiers have their weapons inside the vehicle to keep them clean and dry. She will get her bread.
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    War Pigs

    Now in darkness world stops turning. As the war machine keeps churning. Day of judgement God is calling. On their knees the war pigs crawling. Begging mercy for their sins. Satan laughing spreads his wings.
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    Misery Loves Company

    Well folks, finally finished it. It's a big job running this place, many distractions, too many to list, but I did manage to get er done. Hope you like, don't know how many of these I got in me anymore. Should have used a bigger base, but oh well. Jim.
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    The Black Knight

    Big...Bad...British!
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    Garden this morning

    Beautiful John, that is this morning is it? I was just looking out my back door at my garden:fearful: Jim.
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    My Little Bear

    Yes Ian, it is a common snapping turtle native to the lower 48 (states). In our southern states there are also alligator snappers which get much larger than the common snapper. The common snapper is much more aggressive and will actively hunt down prey, the alligator species is much more docile...
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    My Little Bear

    That's his name given by my youngest granddaughter, found him while cutting the lawn around one of our ponds. His shell was about 2 inches long at the time, thank God I saw him before he was shredded. He started out in a 10 gallon tank, now he is in a 75 gallon tank with a powerful filtration...
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    Misery Loves Company

    Got some work done, hope you like so far. Lots more work to be done, stay tuned.
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    Misery Loves Company

    ....OMG!...I can post!....back later, Jim.:smiling4:

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