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Clinton
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Thanks Lucy for your interest in my putz houses. As soon as I have some time between everything else I do, I will surely post some of my "best" collection pieces...

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For some reason I missed this post. Glad you are with us Will and glad to have helped. There are others who restore houses and make them and better than I and I certainly don't consider myself a master of much of anything but glad my postings on Papateds old site have helped people. All I really ever learned to do was to OBSERVE and then observe again. Sort of a measure twice cut once philosophy. Kathi McLaughlin is a TRUE master restorer if there ever was one. She was pulling it off LONG before we had coconut and her restorations are a marvel. Pete Oehmen is no slouch in that department either and I think both have gone unrecognized for their restoration talents.
Having said all that Will please learn how to post pictures as most of us are dying to see some of your work and neat houses. You have to remember to resize them down before posting. A simple enough task but somewhat time consuming. TKH
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Warmest thanks for your reply Tom. I would LOVE to see some of Kathi's restoration works (here on this site, or?) and I will be posting some of my restorations/collections/builds as soon as I get just a "pinch" of time to myself. Wife & kids keeping this putzer busy. Life happens... :lol:

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