biggtim

Glad to see you, my friend! Sorry for such a run of crap. God Bless!

Stop tempting me, damn you!

That's how I like my tanks - no interior. I love tanks, I just don't have the patience to build something I can't see. I have a Tamiya M4 Easy 8 half built, and a Dragon Early Tiger I, but can't seem to get back to them. I look forward to seeing this one come together, as I have not done an RFM kit yet. That Panther kit you have for sale is very tempting. Tim

Very cool!

I couldn't give a hoot in hell about any of them. Or that kit. Just my .02.

That's good, you saved your soul!!

(shudder)...you said 48. That's a little too close to scale blasphemy for me.

I reckon that's a question for Ernie(Clunkmeister), since he always heads it up.

"Cardiac rehab" is mostly just plain old aerobic exercise, my friend! You'll be feeling better in no time.

Ho-lee-chit. I wish that was closer to me!

Wishing you the best, and a total recovery, my friend.

Helluva birthday present, huh?

I'm good, I booked at one of the hotels across the street.

Well dang. I missed out.

Happy bday buddy!!!

Looks pretty good!

Sounds like you need to have a few fellers over to help you with that problem, there, Carl!!

This is actually at the top of my list for budget bourbon, buddy!!

Yum. I just ordered a bottle of Balcones Brimstone from Texas. Been wanting to try it for a while now!!

I have an Anycubic Photon resin printer that I like a lot, and I use Autodesk Fusion 360 to create the files needed to print. The printer itself and the slicing software that comes with are easy to use, learning Fusion 360 is much harder. Very possible though, if you have any experience with 3D modeling software.

Very interesting! most of those planes are not really sphere of influence, but might be worth a look anyway.

You can always leave them to me if you want to. To hell with family. 😁

Hubert, Would you happen to know why they chose these particular kits to re-pop? Are they the ones that are the hardest to find original issues of? Tim

That is totally awesome!!

My M1 Garand project, finished earlier this year. Started it while I had the kung flu back in January. I showed a couple of you already, but I thought it might be ok to show here, too. Reproduction walnut stock, carved, painted, and weathered in flag scheme. The rifle is a Springfield Armory, January 1954 issue, all period correct parts. Got it a few years ago from the CMP. The trigger group (maybe more, not sure) spent it's service life in Turkey as a loaner. Still has the range dope tag inside the base plate in Turkish.