Bored? Nothing to do? How about old car brochures?

[The Junkman]

I was looking about the internet when I found a site that displays user uploaded pdf files.  There's a lot of chaff with the wheat but if you search for, say "mustang", it will come up with all kinds of stuff including car club newsletters, etc.

https://www.yumpu.com/en/mustang

or Corvette

https://www.yumpu.com/en/corvette

Play with it.  Afterall, what else are you doing?

Edited March 28, 2020 by The Junkman

[Casey]

30 minutes ago, The Junkman said:

 Afterall, what else are you doing?

I hope this is sarcasm. ?

I suspect for the majority of us this rare time of being mostly forced to stay home will be the ultimate litmus test of how much we enjoy, and wish to spend our free time on, the hobby. For many, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance.

[Roadrunner]

I submitted a brochure (1960 Thunderbird), to a brochure site, The Old Car Manual Project, but haven't yet checked to see if he's uploaded it to the site or not.

[The Junkman]

43 minutes ago, Casey said:

I hope this is sarcasm. ?

 

Actually, ironic commentary. ?

[Rodent]

Wow. I am now working from home. I no longer have to drive 60 miles total per day back and forth to work. You would think that would give me more modeling time, but I have been spending more time with work stuff now. I actually touched some model parts about an hour ago. It was just moving them back to the box.

[Jordan White]

Here's another site that I like to use with lots of brochures both new and old.