All Righty ... What's on the bench today?

[Barney]

Give the Puppy a break... he can't help it that he is overworked, underpaid and [strike]generally[/strike] [strike]incompetent[/strike] er... a slave of the system.... :Hiay

As far as the bench goes, nada... The Honey Do list is exhaustive and I am just whelmed under.... maybe after Spring Break... I have disposed of 70+ cans of household paint though... and 50# of kitty litter to help them dry out. Cleaned out the Flower beds, re seeded the grass, put RAM in 2 computers, prepared lessons for the last 22 days of school and cleaned out the closet of clothing that I haven't worn in 2 years... (loosing 20# will do that!) and disposed of 30 boxes of GS Cookies, made from real Girl scouts!

 

[Duke Maddog]

I for one am very pleased with the excellent work Bob is doing to keep these Forums going. Way to go Bob. Keep up the great work.

Barney, at least you made some progress. I did a little 'spring cleaning' too, but didn't get nearly far enough along as I'd have liked. Congrats on the success!

 

[moon puppy]

Thank you Mark, see guys, that's how you suck up to the Admin.

:geek

 

[Hippy Ed]

Thank you Mark, see guys, that's how you suck up to the Admin.

:geek

 

[Jeeves]

Making 1/48 scale coffee...
This gent will be standing next to the stove pouring coffee...

And since there is a lack of coffee products in the scale short of pricey railroad O scale items-- it's time to pull from the Book of Joe Used some sprue nubs and wire- and instant pot:

And cup:

Not many posting over there so I figured I'd bring the link here...

https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/just-like-the-real-thing/149525-1-48-quonset-hut-scene#219407

 

[Hippy Ed]

:huh: :woohoo: :woohoo: B) I dea thar Mike!!

 

[Piet]

Testing how to do a 1/35 jungle scene ,

Buddha is an old plaster one ,roots are made from TP soaked with thinned (Water) white wood glue and than twisted .

 

[Bagge]

Friultracks for my E-100

Using needles instead of the wire supplied with the tracks, you get a much tighter fit and they don't bend so easy.

//Mats

 

[Piet]

Friultracks for my E-100

Using needles instead of the wire supplied with the tracks, you get a much tighter fit and they don't bend so easy.

//Mats

:geek
Got to Love the Friultracks

 

[moon puppy]

Testing how to do a 1/35 jungle scene ,

Boeddha is an old plaster one ,roots are made from TP soaked with thinned (Water) white wood glue and than twisted .

Wow! Very interesting...

 

[moon puppy]

Friultracks for my E-100

Using needles instead of the wire supplied with the tracks, you get a much tighter fit and they don't bend so easy.

//Mats

:geek
Got to Love the Friultracks

Could be worse Mats, could be the ones with the detached pads that made me go :frantic

 

[Bagge]

This is enough for me, have made a part now with 6 big track pieces, I have counted that I need 51 for a full length... and then it's the other side :frantic :facepalm

 

[moon puppy]

Mats pop a top on a good Belgium beer, turn on some tunes and just ease into it. I actually started another build when I was pokin' at those friuls. They are tedious but well worth the effort.

 

[Bagge]

Working on a Harley for Veerle, promised to help her with it in a weak moment
It's a 1/12 kit from IMAI, think Aoshime have taken over these molds later.
It's one with tons of chrome and lights on so we will see how it's going...

 

[moon puppy]

Working on a Harley for Veerle, promised to help her with it in a weak moment
It's a 1/12 kit from IMAI, think Aoshime have taken over these molds later.
It's one with tons of chrome and lights on so we will see how it's going...

:smack

And where are the pictures Mr?!

 

[Bagge]

Not much to show yet just glued the engine together, see if I can upload a couple of teasers tonight

Just figured out that you can turn the small pieces of the tracks upside down...
...but found a pic of the real tracks and they look like mine so I'm happy again :dance

:zen :zen :zen

 

[moon puppy]

 

[Hippy Ed]

Testing how to do a 1/35 jungle scene ,

Boeddha is an old plaster one ,roots are made from TP soaked with thinned (Water) white wood glue and than twisted .

Wow! Very interesting...

I CORNcur!!!

 

[Duke Maddog]

Friultracks for my E-100

Using needles instead of the wire supplied with the tracks, you get a much tighter fit and they don't bend so easy.

//Mats

:geek
Got to Love the Friultracks

Looking at this makes me thrilled that I stay in 1/72 scale! No worries about doing this!

Piet, that is some amazing work on those roots over that Buddha. Way to go! That looks so realistic.

 

[Bagge]

Ok this is what I accomplished today:

3 sets of track (need 5 more for this side)

And then painted and glued the cylinders in place on the HD

Now is it bedtime :Hiay

//Mats