sunday has begun here in the pacific northwest. the inland empire. the day will be filled with plastic and glue. paint and filler. on tap for today i have two projects to work on. 1/35 dml/dragon king tiger porsche turrent and revell/monogram 1/48 b-17g. tis a good day to glue.
Oh yes, nothing like the aroma of Evergreens (or Juniper if your on the east side of the Cascade Mts.) mixing with Tenax early Sunday morning in the Pacific Northwest.
ahh the smell of glue and paint on a sunday morning. it is wonderful for the soul. two hours or so into the building. i have much of the king shell ready for painting. now i say that but i have not touched the tracks yet. i would say a little longer on this kit, pics, and then on to more of the fortress. hehehehe hahahaha hehehehe now just to avoid the men in the white coats.
well the day is nearly at an end. i must say it was a productive day. spent a lot of time working on the tiger. spent a lot of time on fsm. and spent even more time chatting with good friends. what progress did i make? see for yourself.
…next sunday…joe…
no fizzy drinks with caffine, no coffee or tea…[:-,]
only fruit juices with natural ingredients & some sleep inducing exercise out back…[|)]
Coming right along on those projects, Joe! I wish I could have got an early start Sunday, but after a late Saturday night, my most productive hours were already gone by the time I got up!! [:o]
folks thanks. this was the first “day” that i had taken to focus on building. and i spent a great day browsing the forums, gluing, painting, and in general indulging in this wonderful hobby. for the record the order was glue, browse, chat, post, paint, post, glue, chat, glue, paint, etc, etc. you get the point.
the handles are 28 guage wire and cut to fit. they were the only non kit pieces that were installed.
thanks to all for letting me share my day. i hope to do the same next weekend but you know how that goes.