Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Thanks, believe me, I'm trying!
Bob
Thanks, believe me, I'm trying!
Bob
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Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Read and follow kit instructions exactly - Check!
Use only paint color callouts from the model's manufacturer - Check!
Glad you're more mature now Prop Duster, besides, us old guys need to stick together! :yipee
So far, I don't need any devices to get around, unless you include glasses!
I'll be back at it soon!
Bob
OK I could be crass and silly with the old "Bob? Bob WHO?. But thankfully I'm more mature.....now.
Good to see/hear your getting to the end of the movin' and shiftin' and general mayhem.
Now as a reminder for when you get back to model building.
Remember to read and follow the kit instructions exactly and use only the paint color callouts from the model's manufacture....... Bet you are feeling less out of touch Now :laugh:
P.s.glad your doing well an' being so much older than me (two years). I feel like there's hope for me, even now :drinks
Read and follow kit instructions exactly - Check!
Use only paint color callouts from the model's manufacturer - Check!
Glad you're more mature now Prop Duster, besides, us old guys need to stick together! :yipee
So far, I don't need any devices to get around, unless you include glasses!
I'll be back at it soon!
Bob
Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Thanks Laurence,
BTW, I haven't heard from you in awhile! Have you been at the bench lately?
Bob
Good to see you back Bob, excellent stuff with the museum. "Can't be done" ??? That's one thing that kicks my butt into gear like nothing else. Anyway, good luck with the remaining work, looking forward to seeing you at the bench again, very soon
Cheers,
Laurence
Thanks Laurence,
BTW, I haven't heard from you in awhile! Have you been at the bench lately?
Bob
Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Hey Ian, I just want to thank you again for the print. It's really cool! I am figuring out a special place for it in the museum! Your Panther diorama is still in one of the boxes I haven't opened yet. I used so much packing material for the move, the local trash pickup trucks are working overtime! I'll be posting a lot of photos beginning shortly!
Bob
Hey Ian, I just want to thank you again for the print. It's really cool! I am figuring out a special place for it in the museum! Your Panther diorama is still in one of the boxes I haven't opened yet. I used so much packing material for the move, the local trash pickup trucks are working overtime!
I'll be posting a lot of photos beginning shortly!Bob
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Thanks Laurence,
BTW, I haven't heard from you in awhile! Have you been at the bench lately?
Bob[/quote]
It sounds like my email is playing some funny games (again) :vmad :vmad :vmad :vmad :vmad
Tried again a minute ago, hope it will work. Lately, quite a few people don't seem to have received my emails, very unhappy about it.
Laurence
Thanks Laurence,
BTW, I haven't heard from you in awhile! Have you been at the bench lately?
Bob[/quote]
It sounds like my email is playing some funny games (again) :vmad :vmad :vmad :vmad :vmad
Tried again a minute ago, hope it will work. Lately, quite a few people don't seem to have received my emails, very unhappy about it.
Laurence
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
No problem Bob.
Thanks for giving it some wall space in your museum.
Good luck with the final stages.
Ian.
Hey Ian, I just want to thank you again for the print. It's really cool! I am figuring out a special place for it in the museum! Your Panther diorama is still in one of the boxes I haven't opened yet. I used so much packing material for the move, the local trash pickup trucks are working overtime!
Bob
No problem Bob.
Thanks for giving it some wall space in your museum.
Good luck with the final stages.
Ian.
Logistics, The Figures Updated August 31st, 2015
Finally, I have unloaded the Logistics figures and I am amazed that after being in boxes and stored for 10 months, not to mention transporting them 300 miles in a truck, all 350 are totally intact!. Wow! I only have to start where I left off last September.
Here they are, finished, partially finished and built but unpainted!
I have one more tank to build, so I think I;ll start with that on Logistics, the armor!
Finally, I have unloaded the Logistics figures and I am amazed that after being in boxes and stored for 10 months, not to mention transporting them 300 miles in a truck, all 350 are totally intact!. Wow! I only have to start where I left off last September.
Here they are, finished, partially finished and built but unpainted!
I have one more tank to build, so I think I;ll start with that on Logistics, the armor!
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Wow Bob! Glad that they all came through the move in great shape! Looks like your build shop is setting up well too.
I curious, what is in the drawing cabinets? I used to be a draftsman years ago and those just leaped out at me. While I can imagine a lot of stuff stored in those huge flat drawers, just curious as to what you have found them good for. :hmmm
Wow Bob! Glad that they all came through the move in great shape! Looks like your build shop is setting up well too.
I curious, what is in the drawing cabinets? I used to be a draftsman years ago and those just leaped out at me. While I can imagine a lot of stuff stored in those huge flat drawers, just curious as to what you have found them good for. :hmmm
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
I finished the workshop about a week ago. Still have the marquee to build and I will be back at the bench.
I use the drawing cases for my brass, plastic stock, etc., etc.
Check this out for the finished workshop!
https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/bob-letterman/152077-a-dual-project-updated-aug-24th-2016?start=24
I finished the workshop about a week ago. Still have the marquee to build and I will be back at the bench.
I use the drawing cases for my brass, plastic stock, etc., etc.
Check this out for the finished workshop!
https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/bob-letterman/152077-a-dual-project-updated-aug-24th-2016?start=24
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
I'm not surprised that everything survived the move intact. After all your work in the industry and packing things for shipment; this is simply a testimony to your skills in properly packing things for transport. I'm eagerly looking forward to seeing more of this diorama as it takes shape.
I'm not surprised that everything survived the move intact. After all your work in the industry and packing things for shipment; this is simply a testimony to your skills in properly packing things for transport. I'm eagerly looking forward to seeing more of this diorama as it takes shape.
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Thanks James,
I appreciate that!
Bob
Still amazing, Just WOW
James
Thanks James,
I appreciate that!
Bob
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Actually, when I had VLS I never actually worked in shipping. However, I did pack and move all the models except for the big dioramas myself with Susan helping and a long time friend and ex-VLS employee, Wes Bradley, who helped us out from time to time.
The dios were way too big for us to handle, so the movers handled those. None of the models were damaged that we packed and moved, but many of the big dios were. Just the difference in some TLC and business as usual.
No problem though as all are now repaired and on display in the new museum that I will be posting soon!
Bob
Actually, when I had VLS I never actually worked in shipping. However, I did pack and move all the models except for the big dioramas myself with Susan helping and a long time friend and ex-VLS employee, Wes Bradley, who helped us out from time to time.
The dios were way too big for us to handle, so the movers handled those. None of the models were damaged that we packed and moved, but many of the big dios were. Just the difference in some TLC and business as usual.
No problem though as all are now repaired and on display in the new museum that I will be posting soon!
Bob
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Mind boggling
Always packed my models when we moved (quite a few times over the past few years), only very minor damage. All my big dioramas do not exist, so no damage (twisted philosophy )
Fantastic stuff Bob, looking forward to seeing the next steps.
Cheers,
Laurence
Mind boggling
Always packed my models when we moved (quite a few times over the past few years), only very minor damage. All my big dioramas do not exist, so no damage (twisted philosophy
)Fantastic stuff Bob, looking forward to seeing the next steps.
Cheers,
Laurence
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Hey Laurence,
I always use those large, flat boxes to pack models. I use a rubber material normally used to line kitchen drawers with Once in place, it doesn't slip, slide or move and it also holds the models and figures in place. Then we loaded them into the truck very gently and drove it down here, also very gently and unloaded them into the garage. Worked like a charm!!!
The movers, on the other hand, were wheeling the smaller dioramas in dollies, bouncing and bumping from the driveway, around the house to the walk out lower level. Half of them were damaged, but, it only took me about three weeks to repair them.
Bob
Mind boggling
Always packed my models when we moved (quite a few times over the past few years), only very minor damage. All my big dioramas do not exist, so no damage (twisted philosophy
Fantastic stuff Bob, looking forward to seeing the next steps.
Cheers,
Laurence
Hey Laurence,
I always use those large, flat boxes to pack models. I use a rubber material normally used to line kitchen drawers with Once in place, it doesn't slip, slide or move and it also holds the models and figures in place. Then we loaded them into the truck very gently and drove it down here, also very gently and unloaded them into the garage. Worked like a charm!!!
The movers, on the other hand, were wheeling the smaller dioramas in dollies, bouncing and bumping from the driveway, around the house to the walk out lower level. Half of them were damaged, but, it only took me about three weeks to repair them.
Bob
Prop Duster
Member
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Keep on truckin'; so's to speak
I know it all about the perception and context. But "only" 3 weeks repair sounds like fingernails on a blackboard :S ;to me... Could have been so much worse, I know (yeah there's a story there :angry: but not for this post)
Keep on truckin'; so's to speak
Logistics, The Figures Updated September 1st, 2016
Well, there were a total of 43 that were damaged. All the way from a figure knocked over to total destruction. I spent maybe 4-5 hours a day, usually five days a week, so that's really only about 70 hours of repair work. Not all that bad considering there were a hundred dioramas and maybe 5-600 models moved 300 miles.
I plan on keeping on trucking, and Jeepin', and Tankin' and railroad gunnin'.................
Bob
Bob
I know it all about the perception and context. But "only" 3 weeks repair sounds like fingernails on a blackboard :S ;to me... Could have been so much worse, I know (yeah there's a story there :angry: but not for this post)
Keep on truckin'; so's to speak
Well, there were a total of 43 that were damaged. All the way from a figure knocked over to total destruction. I spent maybe 4-5 hours a day, usually five days a week, so that's really only about 70 hours of repair work. Not all that bad considering there were a hundred dioramas and maybe 5-600 models moved 300 miles.
I plan on keeping on trucking, and Jeepin', and Tankin' and railroad gunnin'.................
Bob
Bob
Logistics, The Figures
I am simultaneously building the Shermans on Logistics, the Armor. These are the crews and the tank riders that I will work on simultaneously.These eight tanks will have 55 figures alone. Here are some photos of those.
And, finally, some new ones I recently bought.
To be continued!
I am simultaneously building the Shermans on Logistics, the Armor. These are the crews and the tank riders that I will work on simultaneously.These eight tanks will have 55 figures alone. Here are some photos of those.
And, finally, some new ones I recently bought.
To be continued!
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