Peterpools

Incredible work Keep 'em comin Peter

Hi John This time around, I'm trying to use kit decals myself as they have improved quite a bit and hwlps save a few dollars in the fund towards new platic Keep 'em comin Peter

Terrific progress on the Sherman and the super detailing is very impressive Keep 'em comin Peter

Very nice progress on the Mossie. What's the scoop on the Dragon instructions for the Scharnhorst? Keep 'em comin Peter

Gaz I need to proof read until I learn to type Peter

Gaz Your bench disaster brought back memories of my most famous bench disaster a few years back. When building my Tamiya Mossie, I was using their lacquer thinner and had a paper tower pretty well saturated with it, sprawled out on the bench. Without thinking about it, It laid down the Mossie upside down on the bench and to my horror, my heart sank to the floor. the starboard was soaked and I thought destroyed. Wolf came to the rescue with a plan, which I followed to the tee. I let the wing dry for what I remember was amybe nearly two weeks to completely dry and then spend time applying many thing layers of filler, sanding each until the wing looked good. A coat of primer showed the day was saved. Lesson learned - no matter how bad the disaster, there is always a way out and never shy away for asking for help from the guys. Unfortunately, I still do the dumb thing over and over. Keep ' comin Peter

Pete Thanks so much for the compliment - so very much appreciated Keep 'em comin Peter

Carl " if a bit repetitive" but you conquered the tracks and looking so good. Keep 'em comin Peter

Cees Amazing work as always - simply fantastic progress Keep 'em comin Peter

Jeff Wonderful progress and looking mighty good. Speed isn't what is important but rather enjoying time spent at the bench with the B-24. Keep 'em comin Peter

Jeroen Awesome project and I'll be sitting right next to Harv enjoying the build from start to finish and learning as you go. Keep 'em comin Peter

Harv It's pretty tough to keep us old geezer down. So glad the surgery went well and you will be home faster then you think. You and Bev are in my prayers and toughts Peter

Thanks Guys. since coming back and starting to build again, both my physical and mental outlook and progress has been so much more positive. A few of the side effects from the chemo were walking issues and the use of my hands for: not shaking but unable to build or use an airbrush. Since starting the Sufa a few weeks ago, not only am I walking better but I've regained the use of my hands and steadiness. I actually did some air brushing yesterday, which two weeks ago, I was completely incapable of doing. I'm just about done making my paint booth and this coming week will start posting my build thread. Just taking a while to remember how to do a build thread and post photos. I'm getting there and almost back in the s addle. I have all my friend to gratefully thank for helping me through this trying and scary time. Peter

Carl Nice progress on the tracks Keep 'em comin Peter

Pete Simply stellar work Keep 'em comin Peter

Cees Off to a great start and will be following all the way Keep 'em comin Peter

Rob Laminated prop work looks wonderful and your build is a work of art Keep 'em comin Peter

Ron Keep 'em comin Peter

Rowdy Holy Cow, your build just knocked me out. Detailing and paint work is exceptional. Awesome work. I couldn't help but notice you used thee Rosie Riveter for the rivet work. I have the most needed ones for 32nd scale, single row and they are top notch. Keep 'em comin Peter

Gaz Nice detail work .. always hard to work on small delicate parts Keep 'em comin Peter

Mike Fantastic work on the Wildcat with all the resin - looking mighty good Keep 'em comin Peter

Now you're talking and one with a Malcolm Canopy Keep 'em comin Peter

Mike Geeze, I only wish I had the skills and patience to build a wood sailing ship. Beautiful work Keep 'em comin Peter

Kevin Nice work on the Kate Keep 'em comin Peter

Jerry Awesome Phantom and one great color cheme Keep 'em comin Peter