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It's not the same as the old Bicentennial Minute from back in the day but it's doing the job. Lots of minutes to catch up on.

You going to Edmonton?

Wrong war Paul but that's the spirit. I'm going to do a road trip to Eutaw (pronounced Utah) springs this year. I have the revolution veterans war pension application for my 6 or 7th Great Grandfather (depends on how you count :bigrin: ) and he states that he was at Eutaw springs as well as at...

Now the sanding starts!! :popcorn

Happy 4th of July! It's the United States of America 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. I remember well the bicentennial celebrations 50 years ago, actually learned some things from the Bicentennial Minutes, wish they all were available today but I don't find...

working out the underside color. Many say RLM65 is a good match. I only have one sample of such color, AKs. Hobby Lobby seems to be clearing out their oil colors and have dumped Vallejo brand completely. I picked up a couple of tubes of oils to mess around with. Seeing how there's no consensus...

Regarding what, the drills and bits? Negative, not reading anything that encourages me to spend money right now. Getting new roof without the aid of insurance. Long story...

Love it Paddy, to be honest isn't that the case with a lot of those type cars and their panels? Excellent job. :notworthy So what's next? :popcorn

Nut Maker... :beevus lol... Looks good Paul.

I don't think I've seen those mounds for the mirrors and I know I've never notice mirrors before. Not that I'm a Sherman expert or nothing. Looking good Tim. :soldier

That's cool Paddy, thanks for sharing. Around here we celebrated Carolina Day, June 28 1777, Gen Charles Lee (future traitor) took credit for William Moultrie turning back the British (commanded by Sir Peter Parker (not that spidy one) and Henry Clinton) at Sullivans Island. This is the battle...

What are you going to use to blend it all in? Some putty?

Thanks for this Saul I wish I could find the photos of Fowler "Big Dog" Cary's T33 that he had parked at KGRD. I heard him flying one Sunday morning when I lived close to the airport and got out there ASAP. Saw him land and he allowed several of us who were drawn to the impromptu airshow to...

There's progress, I'm a bit out of step but wanted to build up the motor. The spider looking thing is the distributor or whatever it was called. I know the wires won't be seen but I'm doing it.

Ha, I'm one bad phone call away from calling in retirement! :lol:

Don't think that's enough wing surface to get off the ground....oh wait. :doh:

Yeah well you get the :nopics:

She'll live to fly another day! I really like the subtle effects of the knocked out engine, doesn't have a massive soot stain we see when folks try to represent a burned out motor, just an oil leak and pesky flak holes. Also like the minimalist approach to your base.

Yeah....we've heard that before. :bigrin: