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She's looking fantastic, Peter!

Welcome to the forum, and nice start on you build!

You have to finish this before I get my Kotare Spit.

NIce looking office.

Nice looking LG, Ernie. Damn fine build so far.

Peter, I haven't asked him his plans, so I couldn't tell you. I try not to be a pest.

Foiling begins.

We're Facebook friends, Kai and I. He's just been very busy.

Well... Hafta say... that all of my contentious thoughts and feelings from there have all been generated by people of the same North American continent as I'm from. Some people are just jerks. I haven't had any trouble with anyone whose first language isn't English.

well... interesting.

Fuck me! Almost 22,000 posts and they banned you! Un-fucking-believable. I participate at both places, and regularly my posts get pruned at LSP. ...but I won't claim that my posts are always perfect. I returned there after the big end of WNW kerfuffle because there are a lot of nice guys there and a lot of info to be gleaned. Glad you're still here, Maru. Shaking my head...

Thanks, Jeff. Kaiser gets Glucosamine with his food. Hopefully it will help. My older rotties got it too. I don;t know whether it helped or not. But we keep hoping.

I like the weathering, John. Very nicely done!

I think it looks great, Ernie!

Jeez... I don;t even remember half of them. All so nice. Good work, John.

Nice work on that IP.

Riveting done. I find that for the lateral lines of rivets on the fuselage, Tamiya stretchy tape makes a great guide.

Hasegawa Ki-44 in 1/32 scale.

Imagine, if you will... a biplane... with a top wing that just refuses to stay in place, no matter what glue you use. It's not WNW, it's not Roden... Your bench has just been transported to The Twilight Zone. Apparently Rod Serling was big into building model airplanes.

Kevin, I love the furniture! All of it looks great! If I didn't live on another continent, I'd be begging you to sell me a display cabinet like you built... It's awesome! Thank you for sharing it with me. Great collection of aircraft in there, too! Well done!

Thank you, Phil! I always feel I should get more done, though.

I understand you, Peter. Thank you for the advice.