About the time the solvent-smelling orange-top tube of Testor's model cement became a crime, a blue-topped lemon-scented tube appeared that was legal. While it smelled better, it did not work worth a damn: the active principle was gone and it required far more clamping time, making it useless on small or awkward parts. I was as "naive" as Sol in that I neither liked the smell nor knew anyone could, or would be stupid enough to, get high on the stuff as it literally made me sick to work on my models for too long. A small Revell model was $2.10 ($2.00 + 5% sales tax) and I could earn that by recycling 8 2-quart glass soda bottles at the local supermarket for a quarter each, and I usually had a dime or two around. Now the models are closer to $10 with 10% tax and there is no bounty for glass.