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« Reply #345 on: April 15, 2012, 02:56:21 AM »

Thanks Dallas ...................... what I did not need at this moment was that LINK.

I cannot see my workbench for unfinished projects, going to have to stop starting things until I finish something/anything.


Mind you that Auto Ambulance might not take long, and that those Presses look sort of nice...........................but in 1/24 am fiddling with a quick? little project in 1/35 and its driving me nuts
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« Reply #346 on: April 15, 2012, 07:56:52 PM »

Dallas,   I'm going to have to check my stash of Tow Truck and Garage stuff i think it might of wandered off to your garage Shocked The weaver site has been in my stash of goodies for years....thats what i was useing for my O scale Tow Truck Build Roll Eyes another one of my build's thats sitting waiting to be finished Embarrassed along with my 1/25 Gas Station...and a couple other project's.  I take it your going to build a Tow Truck Wink
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« Reply #347 on: April 15, 2012, 09:18:33 PM »

I take it your going to build a Tow Truck Wink

Yeah, and sometimes being slow can pay off!  I've got one of the "old" Gaz kits (Toko, Zvezda or Eastern Express -- think those are all the same) and some photo-etch parts for that ... but it looks like the new Mini-Art kits are a big step forward.  There are several reviews and/or builds on these showing really nice detail ...

So, I think I'll wait for the "AA" version to come out and go from there ... there are lots of crane/towing mechs out there, but having one that's clearly illustrated and suited to the period will be a big help.

Cheers,
Dallas
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« Reply #348 on: April 30, 2012, 08:33:54 PM »

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Yeah, and sometimes being slow can pay off!

never was a truer word spoken in jest!

We all need to slow down, it will save the planet!

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« Reply #349 on: May 01, 2012, 08:19:31 AM »

Only half in jest!  Learned along time ago that if I don't "roll with it" (whatever the "it" happens to be at the time), I'll go completely nuts.  Wink  And, to those who would suggest I went nuts a long time ago ... that's true ... this approach allows me to be a happy lunatic.  : Cool  Tongue

Along those lines, my Mom broke her wrist two weeks ago ... nasty break with metal plates and all that "fun" stuff, so I've been spending a lot of time helping her out ... especially the first week or so when the pain was really intense.  Things have settled down now, and I'll just be adjusting my schedule to take her to physical therapy twice a week for the next month or so.  Fortunately, it was her mother, my grandmother, who fostered the "roll with it" attitude in the family ... so she's doing well ... and it'll all work out.

Modeling time is shot to heck, but I figure the real joy in the hobby is when you do get those "precious few moments" (sometimes that's all you get) to get deeply involved and "taken away" with whatever the project is.  That's fun stuff.  And, when those aren't happening, it's especially nice to come to the forum for a few minutes and piggyback onto the fun of someone else's project that happens to be moving at the moment.

Have a few new 1/35 figures begging for attention here ... in a state where a few minutes would further each one, so it'll all work out ... and we'll see some more progress here ... whenever! 

Cheers,
Dallas
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« Reply #350 on: February 13, 2013, 08:48:13 PM »

Hi Dallas--Hope all is going okay on the home front and your mother is a lot better.  Got a bunch of ideas from this build, and really look forward to seeing how you pull it all together.  Best to you.
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