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Amen Stik, that hobby muse does leave for awhile. I always say I'm taking a sabbatical. Then the inspiration comes back and I get back to it. Even now I like to take a few days off while doing a project, just to refresh my energies.
Gamera, Stikpusher, thanks for the encouragement.
TigerII, this is my "sabbatical" from work.
I am a Design engineer for a small company (GARD Specialists Co., Inc.).
We make high end cutting tools, abrasives and thread repair products.
And that is cool stuff but, that also means that I have to deal with Technical calls from customers too.
So on my off time this hobby/obsession is my vacation from work.
I have many projects in the works right now, here are some pictures from my shop;
Now for some progress on tha Panze III; Got the coupola put together; Next is the hatches: More tomorrow.
Now for some progress on tha Panze III;
Got the coupola put together;
Next is the hatches: More tomorrow.
Next is the hatches:
More tomorrow.
PANZERJAGER
Small progress last night, not much time for models, had to spend time with my wife insted, (better than modelling time).
Started work on soldering the hatches together for the coupola, what a pain!
Will get more done tonight.
Looks like a nice new "re-ginning" of some abandoned work.
Now, only a 101 more to go.
disastermaster Looks like a nice new "re-ginning" of some abandoned work. Now, only a 101 more to go.
Thanks for looking in Steve!
More small soldering last night;
And here is the secret to soldering there small things, My resistance soldering rig;
And here is the secret to soldering there small things,
My resistance soldering rig;
Your improvised jig and resulting metal work look pretty impressive. Wow!
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Looks good! One day I'm going to have to try soldering parts like this.
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
You know, you do incredible work; very impressive, but I have to ask you a question---with 102 unfinished projects, did you ever think of just relaxing a bit on the obsessive PE detailing and just finish a kit without having to go to the "nth degree" with it? I mean, in the interests of just feeling like you've acheived something?
I just dropped in. You're work is incredible! Also, please be aware that many of us go through a similar stretch in our lives; it's wonderful to see a person take the small steps to recover. For me, I rediscovered armor modeling as a break from my life-long passion for ships, and I am enjoying it immensely!
Bill Morrison
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