Thank You!

[MichaelB]

At this time of year - with us Yanks with Thanksgiving and all with fond memories of Christmas airplanes gifts in the past - I'd like to take a moment to thank YOU for your support of the MAC site. Many have stepped forward to contribute to keeping this site active and alive. Very little money is needed to keep the electrons in order and I appreciate every little bit that comes in.
If you haven't donated your $5, 10, 20 or more, I hope you will consider that in the year to come. To those of you that have already given so much - a special thanks!
I'd also like to thank those of you who contribute your work, discoveries, memories and research to the site in order to keep the spirit of GR Webster both alive and happy! Many times I see a topic which has had several hundred reads - I appreciate your interest.
If you haven't contributed to the site - would you consider doing that as well?
What do you collect?
What have you recently added to the stash?
Do you have a display in your house? How about a picture?
Again - thanks to all of you who do so much for the rest of us!
Michael Bludworth
KHOU

[norri]

and with all the killing and maiming going on around the world, suppose we've got a lot to be thankful for.


this one's virtually all original Dinky and a few Corgis

this one's virtually all restored Dinky's with the odd original aircraft scattered here and there. Lintoys on the bottom and some Dinky tankers and car transporters, from my 'articulated truck' phase.


located in the windowless landing of a stair well, so its a bit difficult to photograph. that's why the pics are average and can't use a flash with all that glass. on top are two 1/32 Corgi BF-109G's which I picked up cheap in Singapore, a beautiful Marine F4-U and an RBA 777 which I had made.

happy thanks giving

[MichaelB]

Very impressive! You must be a happy man!

[norri]

without a doubt Michael. I have a lot to be happy about!