Recent content by Heavens Eagle

Looks like you are off to a good start!

Several years ago I did a restoration on a watch that went through a house fire. It had heat, fire, smoke, and water damage. I was able to clean and restore the plate and bridges inside. Restored the case and bracelet. Replaced the dial with new OEM dial (exchange only) The...

Probably the reason it has survived so well and so long in good condition is due to the broken stem. It broke and was put away rather than repaired. Congratulations on the nice find Paddy! I am sure that there is someone in your area that might be able to repair it. Do your diligence on...

"And now for something completely different" (as Monty Python used to say) That is a cool and unusual aircraft! Have not seen nor heard of it before. The white camo application is excellent! One thing to note is that the white wash was usually not applied over the national markings and was...

@paddy an excellent find! Too bad you are across the pond as I could probably repair it for you. The broken stem (the threaded item) is a repairable part. Depending on if it broke off next to the the base or in the middle as to it needing to be replaced or a threaded sleeve being added. The...

Always appreciate your build threads Ian. Looking really good!

I have an Optivisor that I got back in 1988 for jewelry class. Have used it ever since.

Looking good Mark!

Very nice Mark! Judging by the photos this looks to be one of your best looking ships so far.

Looking really good Bob! He switched from the dark side Paddy.

@Sharkmouth It's easy Saúl, you just have to get the "professor type" glasses.

WWII they probably didn't have too much extra stowage on these. Not like the German tanks needed. Usually, unless they were on a fast roll to get someplace the logistics stayed up fairly close.

Only from Chris would those stories be bearable. :bigrin:

@Sharkmouth It is now called CANVASXdraw. It isn't cheap, but it isn't crazy my current version is the non subscription and I got it on sale, I won't do subscription based software, as I have been bitten by buggered releases and if it expires and craps out I am stuck. The buy version for what...

@paddy here are just some samples and examples of the new (to me) tool in the program I have used for decades. I think it has always been there I just wasn't aware of it. (DUH!) :smack: Anyway, a while back I downloaded a new revision of the program and discovered the envelope tool. Here...