I just took my two models and took them home from the hobby shop but put two more for display, the Mummy and the Octaman model, I've had positive responses from people seeing my models and the proprietors welcome models from modelers.

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Thanks littletimmy, the new owners are great people and have many new supply items including Balsa Foam which I think is great for modeling used to have mail order it now I get it from Bridgetown to support  them I may add more plastic models in the coming months.  Karl    

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Good idea there, hopefully it will inspire some of the younger generation to try out a model or three. I've always heard about people building the old Aurora monster kits but I think I'm a little young for them- if the re-pops were a little cheaper I think they'd sell a little better to the kids though.

Agreed... I built so many of those as a young boy. I would not mind trying my hand on a few of them again if they were not so danged pricey. The copyright licensing prices are terrible for such kits. It was a non issue 40+ years ago when those kits were originally just the thing for a young boy.

Before I moved to Winnemucca NV. I spent many many hours in Bridgetown...... most of my stash i got there.

Was a loyal customer for well over 20 years

seeing the pictures brings a tear to my eye. Thank you for posting them.

And congrats on getting them to showcase your work.!

Ah ok, just wondering if they were going to move something else into the the empty shelves. They could even put a couple monster kit boxes in there too to show what they sell.  

I guess they could, the main case by the door is being cleaned out for a scale model car club so I was put in the game room case which I think is already filled if not then maybe they can be separated.   Karl

Good idea there, hopefully it will inspire some of the younger generation to try out a model or three. I've always heard about people building the old Aurora monster kits but I think I'm a little young for them- if the re-pops were a little cheaper I think they'd sell a little better to the kids though.

Only odd thing to me is couldn't they put your two models on separate shelves since they have the empty space???