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Neet-O! I forgot where you left off!

I like your muddy water effect along with the figure that certainly shows action!

I bumped the time forward 11 hours. Are you quite sure?

See?! You CAN do it! This is another build along the lines of your Sopwith Tri-plane. You're improving with age! :lol::yipee:

In the interest of our devoted Australian brother, I'm considering scheduling the next meeting later in the day. 7:00-10:00 PM CST maybe.

2 more castings of Nate's 1/72 fighter pilot molds should suffice. Larry's bits are for a 1/35 WW1 tracked motorcycle. I'll make him a couple more sets, for good measure. I figgered Yorick and the lantern might be useful in a Great War build. I needed somethings to fill out even this...

Doing something nice for someone else isn't always a model favor. Like the generous tip we left in our HVAC Guy's tool bag when he refused to let us pay him. I take care of my People. James Knaus and others here do too!

Wow! You did good so far!

A happy accident occurs with Larry's Model favor mold. This is the cheeriest looking mold I ever made! :bigrin: Other finished molds to be cast today. Nate's 1/72 Fighter Pilot mill will now run at full capacity. :pilot Sometimes, when you feel blue or are under the weather, if helps to do...

I'd be happy to know the fix as well.

What fun that was! James and Rich are treasure troves of RCAF anecdotes! I hope Ski wasn't too shocked by the faces of his M/A mates. Thanks guys for taking the time to connect.

The little shorty ladders go to the bridge hatches on both sides and the one long ladder to the observation deck goes on the starboard side. It was time to work on something for profit for a bit.

Masking the hull red, looking forward to sealing the masks and spraying the gray tomorrow until I snapped the little towed sonar array piping again. Oops!

https://tweezerman.com/products/glass-nail-file?srsltid=AfmBOopiLZa6zuwYWaG8rrRWhN5kxvztz8rX5SIwdOVdZ2hwp-7gC1UH Poland? This might be a handier option.

Interesting use for the glass files my buddy Mark sent me. If you have a paint spatter while airbrushing, these cool little files can sand the drop smooth. The paint takes on rather a polished look.

And the sea shall grant each man new (phone) hope, as sleep brings dreams of home. The pictures were on your soggy phone then?

My TLAR Models boss had me up really early today, clearing the mold, resetting the mold box and framing up the second round of Nate's 1/72 fighter pilots. I'm waiting for another model favor for a friend to arrive before I pour RTV on this one. The first casting proves the mold. I must...

Is that white spot on your bench and the Lee from lighting? This seems an odd time to spray white paint.

Run some Tamiya tape over them and hold them up to a bright light, while you carefully cut them with small surgical scissors.

Your new shed looks kinda nekkid with no roof or walls, Ski. If we started on Horse stories, we might need a different website.