Recent content by Greg Kimsey

This whole thing is simply amazing Paddy. I love your work!!

I am having some weird crap going on this time around. Several new things: 1- Swelling along incision. Never happened before. Doc is not worried about it. What is weird is that it never happened before. 2: I squeak when I walk or lean sideways. Seriously, I sound exactly like the Tinman from Wiz...

My surgery has had some complications with swelling along the incision. Looks like I have a football under my skin! It is very painful to sit at the model table so I have been instructed to do something else. Me: "Doctor, doctor, it hurts when I do this. What do I do?" Doc: "Don't do that". Crap.

Well then! Thanks guys. There is more on there than expected. Way cool!!!!

I mean, if yer gonna build it ya may as well push your comfort barriers to the limit. Looking forward to this!

There are some very flexible resins out there but I am not proficient yet at getting the settings right. SirayaTech Tenacious is very flexible, but my prints distort because of the pull suction. I haven't researched yet what to do about it, but I have seen objects printed with it you can twist...

Happy Birthday!

You always say build for me LOL. This one is blades stowed. The next one, if I can figure it out, will be blades rotating, fully armed, ready to kick ass.

Haha, I say "Jolly good one that" all the time, of course with my spot-on, absolutely perfect British accent to drive it home.

One more question. "IF" the pylons ARE attached under the wing, would the rack that holds the Hellfire missiles be on or is that assembled elsewhere then the whole rack attached as a unit?

Ok my friends, I need advice. I am going to display the Apache with the avionics panels open and the blades in the stowed position. I need to know what other accessories would or would not be on the helicopter in such a scenario please. I am reasonably certain there would be no ordnance onboard...

Because you love us, obviously... 🤪

Steve, I am blown away. This is my favorite dio all time. Words fall short to tell how awestruck I am for the entire thing. Excellent. Professional. Work!

I absolutely LOVE what you did here. It is simply fantastic! Well done sir⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Progress: I will try to explain what I did. I will admit that the pattern is not 100% accurate to the provided paint scheme photo suggested. It got confusing, so I eventually invoked artistic license priviledges. It looks cool though. The colors I used were as follows. Tan: based with Vallejo...