Panzer IV D in 1/48th scale by Bandai

[Heavens Eagle]

Sorry to hear what you had to go through Paul. Sounds like they were melting the fat from the inside. At least the should have supplied some honey glaze too. A friend of mine is going through rad therapy for colorectal CA and is very sore from it. He uses Aquaphor on the burn areas. The Rad Oncologist told us that I'll be getting "low dose" radiation. I guess we'll wait and see. Mabe y he said that because he knows that I was a Nuclear Med. Technologist. Gary S.

Mine was supposedly low dose as well. I had surgery in Feb. This was to get the stuff they missed and the stuff that has been buried in the main nerve that they couldn't get since the first one. The first doctor I had was a POS!!!!! I never really trusted him. When it came back the 2nd time I switched doctors. Turns out doc #1 was doing Medicare fraud and landed in jail. Ding, ding, ding, thus proved my POS meter was working very well and my choice to go elsewhere was the right thing to do.

 

[centaur567]

As they say "trust your insticts".
Back at the ranch. The tracks are on and this is how I get them to sag a little. The track is crazy glued to the upper rollers. When dry the wood will be removed. Gary S.

 

[moon puppy]

 

[iambrb]

Looking smart!

Sorry about commonality with the Pope!

 

[centaur567]

Looking smart!

Sorry about commonality with the Pope!

Thanks, at least for now, I don't have lung CA. The biopsy's were negative.
Now back to modeling. The crew is all put together after a lot of plastic surgery. I like to add figures to my models because it gives it perspective to size and more life like. They will get primed later. Gary S.

 

[moon puppy]

Thanks, at least for now, I don't have lung CA. The biopsy were negative.

Excellent news!!

Yeah it's shocking to put one of these early tanks next to a KT or even a Panther.

 

[centaur567]

Excellent news!!

Yeah it's shocking to put one of these early tanks next to a KT or even a Panther.

I can do that!! Plus a King Tiger too and a M1A2.
As far as the lung problem, I''ll need a follow up CT in 3 months. Thanks, Gary S.

 

[centaur567]

Reported to the Athens Outpatient Surgery Center by 6AM today and was discharged by 10:06 for the hernia surgery. The nurses and staff were great! So now I just have to take it easy for a while (6 weeks) because of the "big cut" which is way smaller than when I had a cholecystectomy the old fashion way with a T tube back in the 80's. Oh the joys of getting old. Then I think of the guys I knew who didn't grow old and it puts it all into perspective. Thanks to you all for your support. I have one more time back at this same place sore a procedure for the prostate. I'll be "out" for that too. Gary S.

 

[moon puppy]

Oh the joys of getting old.

It ain't for the weak.

Great news, crazy how quick they get that done these days. Less time you're in the hospital the better, sick people are in there!

 

[centaur567]

Hospitals would be great place to work if it weren't for all those sick people. Gary S.