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12-22-2010, 07:47 AM
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Mark,
I would prefer you to start a new thread on the new car, it is easier for someone to search on a 1925 Cadillac, and find it at the top of the results because it is in its own thread. Rick
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12-22-2010, 11:45 PM
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Thank you, gentlemen. I will start the new thread now.
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12-28-2010, 12:30 AM
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I see this 1/12th scale thread has received over 1,200 views. I feel as if I'm disappointing these viewers by no longer planning to complete this thread. I might resume it one day, but I am shifting my car modeling efforts to smaller scales and simpler constructions.
One reason for this: lately, I have less appetite for complex model building projects. I'm thankful that I still have the mental and physical capacity for this hobby, but I seem to have less ambition than I once had. The other reason is that there are a great many cars that I still want to build. Thus the shift to smaller, simpler models, so I can represent more cars in less time. Quantity over complexity. I think it will be fun for me. As this thread ends, this link provides the transition to the thread for my 1/24th scale model of a 1925 Cadillac sedan, which is near completion: 1925 Cadillac Sedan. Please enjoy.
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