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Looks good :soldier

The anchor points will not hold any pressure, they are purely cosmetic. You drill hole for the rigging material then secure that, then you can slide the anchor in place. With the metal ones I don't understand, did Gaspatch expect us to drill a slot for that shank to fit into?

Rigging and attachment points. I had gotten the RAB Productions RAF Wire set years ago for the SE5 and after looking at the suggested instructions it appears you have to have the kit built up and measure what you need then cut. I'm not a measure twice, cut once type guy so I'm not going to try...

Gaspatch landed. Sorry for the reflection. Never learned how to take a good picture. RAF Type Attachment anchors. Anchor points, Type B turnbuckles, 3 D Printed RAF Anchors and a Bentley motor for the Camel. More on these anchors over on the SE5 thread soon.

I'm finding knees take much longer to heal.

I like it. Looks pretty clean to me.

I think I got that...or something close. :pilot

I like it Gary, press on. :popcorn

I've been smoking over the rigging, my notes from the Tripe says .7mm pipe but I can't seem to make this look right with the SE5. Frankly I can't see how I'm using .7 on the Tripe. I guess my note taking sucks. I have this flat elastic line that works well for flying wires but I can't get it...

That's a bit of extreme to get out of chopping wood!

Again the last one but can you get the Albertross in focus?

I vote the last one, has depth of field. Show cases each vessel nicely. :capsmiley:

Heads up October 3 is a week away. First Sat of the month. Be there or be square!

Beg enough engine, it will fly.

Hey Chris, glad to see ya! Yeah the more you read about the French in the 20th century you wonder how they were allowed to be a country after WW2.

He gets it!! :ro:

I was thinking something more Ash Williams like.

Told you it was child's play for you. :cool:

Sure, I see it but how could we weaponize a push mower? :sawall

Those look great! :popcorn