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Wow, some really great models. Great subject matter. Some of those models look like they could be modified into really super detailed models with a little work. Great models as they are, great potential as a starting point.
I would suggest to people who download models and cannot get them because of a spam filter, if you get your e-mail "web-based", you should have an area in your e-mail account that collects spam. If your e-email is downloaded through Outlook or some other program, and you don't get your model, you should check on your web based account to see if it is in the spam folder. Most programs allow you to leave a copy of the e-mail after you download it (i.e. through OUTLOOK), but you have to set it up that way. I use AT&T, my web based e-mail will not let a lot of stuff through ( to Outlook), so I sign into my account occasionally to see if anything got "stuck". This also "trains" you account as to what it will allow through and you can also "Flag" it as not being Spam (this is especially true if you use Norton, which I do, I know Norton is a system Hog but my computer is powerful enough that it does not affect it)). Just my 2 cents worth.
I still hate PayPal and my wife, who works for the largest bank in Connecticut as their senior documentation specialist has told me some real horror stories about PayPal. I do not do business with any business that uses only PayPal. That knocks out a lot of places for me, but there are many many other places, extremely ready and willing, to take my money.
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