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This one went into the mail today:

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It was a long, hard 9 1/2 months to get from conception through versions 1.0, 2.0, 2.1, 3.0, 3.0a and all the way to version 4.2b.
The final version shown above consists of 91! separate pieces of brass sheet... almost two feet of brass rod... 1 1/2 packs of green-stuff... over 2 dozen steel pins... and other miscellaneous accutrements.
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Post by OGOPTIMUS »

Absolutely gorgeous! Shiny too!

And massive. A ton of work that you should be proud of Tony.
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Verdammt...

I can't see the pictures... :(
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Dan Ibekwe wrote:Verdammt...

I can't see the pictures... :(
Photos transferred to Comcast... you should be able to see them now.
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Nice Tony!
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Post by djdood »

Wow. It looks fantastic Tony. Great job!!

The epoxy to attach the final brass trim bits (ADD, drone hatches) is curing as I type this. A quick hit with the file, and then the F-5W is complete too.
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That's better.

Awesome work, very well done.
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I wanted one of these since the first captains log was printed years ago....any idea how long I'll have to wait for the mini to be produced? :D :D :D
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Assuming that it doesn't get lost or damaged in the mail between Tennessee and Amarillo...

Assuming that it doesn't get lost or damaged in UPS between Amarillo and Ohio...

Assuming that it survives the mold-making process...

It will be under your Christmas tree.

We have a release date on 16 Nov and one on 7 December. One of those.
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Post by wedge_hammersteel »

Tony, you told the pony express courier to be careful with the package huh?

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Post by Scoutdad »

Burt:
Sturdy box...
1 sheet of foam (3/4" thick) on the bottom...
1 sheet of foam (3/4" thick) in middle layer (with Juggernaut shaped cutout to hold it securely)...
1 sheet of foam (3/4" thick) on top...
Small cardboard spacer on one end to fill space...
Fed DD engine bubble wrapped and inserted into cardboard spacer.

They should be fine all the way to Amarillo!
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Post by wedge_hammersteel »

Sounds good. If you were down here on the Bayou with me, Matt, and Mike, you would need to make sure the package was water proofed too.
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Post by Scoutdad »

We're +17 inches over our normal rainfall here. September '09 was the 2nd wettest month on record (and missed the record by 0.05"!).
Much more water here, and I'm going to haveto start thinking about waterproofing the packages anyway.
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Yeah, but me being a Tennessee boy to begin with, I know the bass fishing will be good once the rain stops. That is one thing that is truly great about Tennessee...bass fishing! Pick a direction and there is a river or lake close by. Kinda miss it. Kinda miss the mountains, too.
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SVC.......stop your killing me. Scoutdad it is gorgeous well done! I really enjoy seeing the Juggy thanks for taking the time to get this done. Nobody appreciates the hard work you have put into that. As someone who has tried and failed at creating something from scratch WELL DONE. My hat is off to all of you craftsmen you have a gift and from all of us who enjoy assembling and painting your mini's I do appreciate your hard work.
THANKS :)
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