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Location: 1st Sunday of every month 3:00 til 5:30 at Syrna Community Center in Syrna ,Ga.
Members: 7
Latest Activity: Mar 21, 2015
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Hi, I just joined up, I am an ACME member and come to the monthly meetings...
I just want to post a few pictures of my models for now:Continue
Started by Michael Crespi Feb 22, 2014.
model club meetings
ACME (Atlanta Car Model Enthusiasts) club meets at the Smyrna Community Center in Smyrna, first Sunday of every month 3:00ish to 5:30. All are welcome to come on out and visit with us, there are no…Continue
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Started by Greg Stegall Oct 20, 2013.
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Comment by Greg Stegall on February 22, 2014 at 1:47pm
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Welcome to our newest member Zomby Woof (Mike C.). Mike please feel free to post as many model car or 1:1 car pics as you wish. To all the members here during the, "Car Show" season I will be setting up and displaying some of my builds, any and all who want to join me are welcome. I will try to post dates and times as needed. I find most of them on this site. Thanks Michael Thies.
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it's ok to fill the closet as long as you take one out every once in a while
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Comment by Hugh Dudley on February 9, 2014 at 12:54pm
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LOL....I gotta quit buying stuff. It hard to do when they keep re-issuing the oldies and bringing out the new kits. So many awesome kits and not enough time or money..!!
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Alright Hugh can't wait to see pics.
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Then today I grabbed this one on clearance..it was reduced 10 bucks !
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Last week I snagged this one...
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My son brought me this home for me..Just like the real one I'm building..
and I got a little more progess done on the '36. I blackwashed the wheels and grill, recessed the tag..made tailights and exhaust.
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It sure looks like it Mike..!
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Comment by Michael Thies on December 30, 2013 at 2:44am
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I can't wait to get started on my Hudson. Ken Spinski gave me this one he finished, a '99 Boxster that we found at the Model Show! It is VERY close to my real daily driver.
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