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M8 Greyhound
- Thread starter Cheyenne
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Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Hey I lost the smallest part and found it.
Barney
Well-known member
Its a miracle!Hey I lost the smallest part and found it.
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
Nice save!
Those chains on the fifty are pretty flippin sweet
Those chains on the fifty are pretty flippin sweet
Cheyenne
Moderator
Thanks guys appreciate the sentiments !!!!
Ken , thanks man , that's a K59 50 cal. mg model and it's a bear to put together .
I also have a Live Resin 50 cal. for the M20 , which looks just as complicated to build .
Either way it puts single molded styrene mg bodies to shame , now I'm spoiled .
Pros : Affordable , actually pretty darn cheap
Beautiful detail
Cons : Very high sanity vs. construction factor
Ken , long time no hear , how ya doin man ?
Ken , thanks man , that's a K59 50 cal. mg model and it's a bear to put together .
I also have a Live Resin 50 cal. for the M20 , which looks just as complicated to build .
Either way it puts single molded styrene mg bodies to shame , now I'm spoiled .
Pros : Affordable , actually pretty darn cheap
Beautiful detail
Cons : Very high sanity vs. construction factor
Ken , long time no hear , how ya doin man ?
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Wow excelent work Glenn, love all the details! Can't wait to see it with the figures.
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
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Thanks man I have a couple of those sets, I did build one a few years ago and yeah, quite the build and excellent once complete.
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As for how I’m doing, still getting up at five and spending my days stacking blocks for the pharaoh. Currently working a huge upgrade/remodel to a Cannabis grow facility in RI, I bid all the framing, finishing and door hardware etc. and I’m right out straight.
Almost impossible to find help/subs so I’m doing most of it alone. Hard on the body but the bank account is thanking me.
You still retired and walking the beach barefooted?
Cheyenne
Moderator
Yup ,pretty much in Jimmy Buffet mode 24/7 .............. with unlimited bench/beach time !!!
It's funny how when I was side jobbing I used to low ball to get the job , now I still do side jobs but don't really want to , so I give them a crazy high price so they will soy no , ............ but they wind up saying yes . Mostly decks, patios , gazebos , tiki bars easy stuff . I can't say no to that and my son does most of the heavy lifting .
It's funny how when I was side jobbing I used to low ball to get the job , now I still do side jobs but don't really want to , so I give them a crazy high price so they will soy no , ............ but they wind up saying yes . Mostly decks, patios , gazebos , tiki bars easy stuff . I can't say no to that and my son does most of the heavy lifting .
That's because you guys show up for the job!
I can't tell you how many times we've tried to engage a contractor for various things, they even come out and quote but when I pull the trigger they are no show. It's crazy out there!
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
I love all the small details on this one! The stowage and the fine details on the .50cal really set this one apart from the crowd! 
