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notworthy I'll be looking forward to your next update.
Yeah my thing is still going in weird ways and looks like it will continue in the crazy vein for a while. (she is going through a nasty divorce) For now it is just doing my thing and being patient more than anything. I have an old friend back though and that is worth the trouble.Paul that is an incredible looking build so far!!!
As for the distraction I hear ya. I had a similar distraction in the spring. Same thing, past history and all that and it went pretty much the same as the first round. Lol! Cost me a few dollars in plane tickets though as she lived pretty much on the other side of the country. Good to have some company though and to reconnect with an old friend.
Warren, it is possible to misalign your back just by bending over to pick up a tissue. I know as I have had back trouble since high school. It is usually a vertebrae that gets out of line and pinches a nerve. Then the muscles start tensing up and spasming and you have a vicious circle. A good chiropractor can help things along quickly. I have dealt with my problems long enough that I can tell when things are out of whack and can usually work them back quickly before I end up in the pain circle.Wow, the engines and frame look spectacular Paul!
I had a slight distraction myself. Threw my back out raking leaves a few weeks ago. It still hurts like crazy and hard to sit down for long periods!
Getting old is bad enough, having a bad back on top of that just sucks!
Impisi, my plan is to have the starboard engine covers off and being worked on. The rest of the plane to be a bit weathered and showing some use.
Thanks Ian! I used photos of the actual restored engines from a Me262 for reference. These are clean and well done, but still have some weathering to them as you would expect from a functional aircraft. Here are some of my reference pics. All were found on the internet and made the paint work a lot easier.Super sweet paint job on the engines Paul....
) Things are starting to get done again.
Thanks John! This I believe is one of the more complex aircraft kits I have ever seen.
Thanks for looking in Bob!Well worth the effort!
I always appreciate your memes Piet, thanks!
I spend a fair amount of time "thinking" about how to do the build and the process Mark. It makes for smoother work if I have a formed plan to do the building. Thanks for looking in and commenting!Paul, I am overwhelmed! I can't imagine doing all that work, and yet you make it look so easy! Brilliant!
I bow in the presence of greatness!
I have several books on this subject and they have helped a lot. Thanks for looking in Gary!
