1970 Boss Mustang
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2 25 May 2020, 13:57
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There are a lot of model kits in my shelf also, which will never be restored. I see it like you do: as to remember, how all my model Building started and to see the process somehow.
For an old Buddy of yours, it Looks Pretty good.
27 May 2020, 04:39
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maybe you can see it: he has a long life with me in the collection.
Also a Friday-13th-victim of those when a display case crashed down. This has left its mark, but it is not being restored. It always remains a memory of my early model making time