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This is an updated pic showing the new," 1957 Swihart Fishtail Clock" in it's final resting place! I've been slowly migrating the collection out from the games room only, and so far the boss ,she has'nt blown a gasket!Hmmmm, maybe soon I can place a few things upstairs, see what happens!Mwhaaaa evil genius master plan at work!! Thanks for looking! Bernie
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HAHAHA I like that spread it around idea, a piece here another over there , just pace yourself lol. The clock looks good up there.
That's a nice grouping! Clock looks wonderful, perfect spot.
Slowly...slooowlyy....
I'm doing that with my dolls...they've come out of the computer room, and into the livingroom, bedroom, hallway, foyer, bathroom...muahahahahaaa I vill conquer the vorld!!! *flashlight under chin*
I like where you've put your clock...not so happy with the "final resting place" term, but that corner is coming along nicely.
Thank-you tommy1002 for the nice comment!
Thank-you Daddy_Nobucks for the kind words!
Thank-you Esther110 for seeing the genius of a simple plan! One piece at a time!!
Thanks for the comments!
VERY NICE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS BELLIN68!!!!!