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SOGAI!! Where's all the floatplanes at?

Do you hear that sound? A faint whirring, humming noise from across The Pond? This Ferrari powerplant is about to be Paddy-fied!

10 October club meeting: Eleven Surgeons in attendance. Of note, The Prodigal Ron (Schultz) has returned! Yay! Ron brings multiple automotive rebuild/repaint projects. The 1/24 Garden tractor race car pusher is a favorite! My fondness for Funny Cars is well known. Jungle Jim Lieberman's...

COOL Build! The Bulldog decals look awesome!

Kit #322 optional parts. 1 birchbark canoe became 2. 28 and 32-footers, respectively. I made a big rock for the river, earthen berm for a battery of 24-pound cannon, 2 story boarding house, and a dock section, in addition. A PUFFS sonar antenna for USS Clamagore (each model sub will need 3)...

What about the air conditioner? power door locks? I remember watching Niki Lauda! Jackie Stewart too!

No Steam Locomotive then? :lol: I expect watching you install the plumbing and wiring in the Big Ferrari will still be fun!

Some of the Elder Statesmen of IPMS Plastic Surgeons are putting together a "Model Care Package" for Little D, our youngest member. Ray is sorting through his tools and vintage kits, Nate is looking through acrylic paints, brushes and model kits. My contribution will include 13 airplane...

The JRS-1 is a complex and difficult build. Well done, indeed, young Markie!:good:

The Sunseeker is quite stunning! Have you considered using Tamiya smoke or clear blue on your hull winders?

Cutting, sanding and filling flaws in the sole casting of the squished base Master mold yields this: The smaller base will do a better job of showcasing whatever models is posed on it. I think an outhouse, a bridge to cross the creek and a scale 24-foot birchbark canoe will round out the "Fire...

You know I never give up. :bang head No matter how ignint or expensive it may become!:silly::bat

Stunning! I like the little details. Are some smoke dischargers are spent? Is the M2 barrel metal?

Wow! That's awesome!:vgood:

Do you mean to tell me, you're going to assemble this airplane model? :hmm: Fo' weel?!

I'm a working on the instructions. Box art and kit won't happen until I get the base the way I want it. I have discovered, much to my dismay that foam board is compressible. The mold for the base obviously reflects this result. It was an expensive learning experience. Now I can see why...

Plastic Surgeon Kevin Nelson had eye surgery and is back to his Bi-plane-ing. Eduard 1/48 Hungarian Fokker D VII. No body in our club Bi-planes like Kevin.

Very nice, as usual! :tens:

This video focused on Asheville. I rarely watch one this long. This disaster in my favored areas of the Sunny South fairly rends my heart. For those of you unfamiliar with the area, the 1992 "Last of The Mohicans" movie was shot in Chimney Rock park.

The Cree tribe named the steamboats "Fire Canoes" A few more details to add. Lines from the kingposts to the gangways, pennant staff and flag staff and paint touch up will have the little river steamer ready for box art, after the decals. My diorama Fire Canoe will have rails, boat davits and...