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Happy Birthday Harv Enjoy your special day and have someone a lot younger blow out the candles on your cake At our age such strenuous activity isn’t recommended your Pal Peter

Peter Just could be the lighter side is both closer to the source of illumination and also closer to the phone, accounting for the difference in color. A White Balance change could cause problems as well, when auto WB is being used. No matter what - looks fantastic Keep ‘em comin Peter

Tony Nice progress on you're off and running Keep 'em comin Peter

Carl Wonderful images and truly a spectacular place Peter

Carl Thanks for the info. Looking forward to your next update Keep 'em comin Peter

Oliver Magnificent work; truly amazing. Your genius never fails to amaze me over the eyars Keep 'em comin Peter

Dr Dave Looks fanatstic Thanks for posting Peter

Peter Did you use flash, as the greens closer to the phone appear lighter in shade and tone. Peter

Awesome figures and those tracks .. yikes ... my nerves are shot just looking at them Keep 'em comin Peter

Peter Geez .. Welcome aboard ... every day more and more of the old gang is here! Looks like we'll be able to carry on on many years tradition of wishing each other the very best on our birthday. Absolutely amazed at your brilliance and abilities - but nothing new there. The front office is beyond reality. Keep 'em comin Peter

Ade Looking forward to being along for the journey and learning as you go. Keep 'em comin Peter

Thanks John Just glad you're back to finishing the Corsair and I'll be digging into mine as soon as she arrives Peter

Peter Wonderful progress on your Mossie. Air brush work has always been my favorite part of any build and different colors from the same paint company will mix at different ratios and pressures. I've gotten in the habit f keeping all the paints used on a project in a separate containers and write down: Which air brush I used, working PSI and thinning ratio. Just seems to help down the road in keeping everything consistent and easy. A, the old hard line/ free hand cammo discussion; certainly discussed as much as Mustang wings. I straddle the fence and once in a while free hand free hand but prefer to use worms. For 24th scale, free hand is the way to go and 32nd scale can use either. I tend to roll my worms a bit so there is a bit of a feather. Looking real good Keep 'em comin Peter

Holy Smokes .. looks fantastic and those decals look perect. Keep 'em comin Peter

Thanks jeff Just starting to get back into B&W work. Just reminds me of the old days and printing in the basement. B&W work just ave a feeling all o it's own Peter

Martin Just can't get enough of Maine and the Northeast coast. of course living on Long Island, we have loads of water front, sand, traffic and a zillion people to clog the views. Peter

Thanks Phil Absolutely will Peter

Hi Jeff Hobbling around and tomorrow the dentist. See how things go. Nothing like getting old. Hoping to still get back to the bench this week - fingers crossed Peter

Welcome aboard ... Our new home and the ;Gangs' all here Peter

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Jeff Magnificent country and a photographers dream. A few images from our trips to Maine: Peter

Ernie YES! Just brings back so many great memories of the cars of the 50's. Of course, we'll need pics every step of the way Keep 'em comin Peter

Martin Glad to see your 'Stang is repaired and looking a gorgeous as ever Peter

HI John Inspiration as always and your '1D' looks fantastic. Sure hope my 'luck' hasn't rubbed off on you by putting a Corsair to the side before finishing. After we talked, I decided I needed a mojo build as the Lone Star resin for the Little Boeing was horrible and something I just didn't want to beat my aching head against the wall over, took your advice and have my Tamiya 1D on the way with a tad of AM (wheels and fabric seatbelts), plus a Cutting Edge decal sheet for a finish. Looking forward to your latest project before returning to the Corsair. Peter

Back and ready for bench time... My wife Diane and I are back from our yearly, much looked forwarded to vacation in Bar Harbor, Maine (each year it gets a bit longer and no argument from me). Photography is another passion and taking in the last few weeks before Bar Harbor virtually shuts down for the winter has become a tradition for us. Bar Harbor is one of the more famous quaint Maine coastal seaport/villages on Mt Desert Island and of course, the island is the home of Acadia National Park; simply Mother Nature at her best. As I get older, the trips seem to take their tolls: the day before leaving I banged up my left knee, which made both the 8 hour drive (I stick to the speed limits) and hiking no the park trails and rocky landscape a tough act, especially much done in the dark; being there for the 'shot'. Returning, the drive again didn't go well and my second day back at the office, going down a flight of stairs, my left knee popped and gave out - feeling much better now and hobbling a lot less. Then to add insult to injuring, while eating dinning last night, I managed to crack and completely break a post and crown. Dentist tomorrow - just not a good week back home. Oh what fun Peter