fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub.  opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing.      not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built.    but then we don't think about such
things, do we.

Craig

The color call out for the entire hull is gloss black.  Anyone here
confirm that?
Craig

fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub. opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing. not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built. but then we don't think about such
things, do we.


Craig

On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:02 -0700 (PDT), Musicman59
cwestbrooke at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub. opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing. not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built. but then we don't think about such
things, do we.


Craig


Nope, but I never let that stop me. I'm building a 1/48 model of the
1854 USS Constellation. When finished, it will be about 6 feet long
and about 5 feet high. I have no idea where it will go. I guess I'll
have to move the bed out of the spare bedroom. Maybe build a small
greenhouse and put it on display in the yard.

Only now? Mine figured that out years ago. ;)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:02 -0700 (PDT), Musicman59

cwestbro... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:
fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub.  opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing.      not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built.    but then we don't think about such
things, do we.

Craig

Nope, but I never let that stop me.  I'm building a 1/48 model of the
1854 USS Constellation.  When finished, it will be about 6 feet long
and about 5 feet high.  I have no idea where it will go.  I guess I'll
have to move the bed out of the spare bedroom.  Maybe build a small
greenhouse and put it on display in the yard.  

In article <2ju5b59lmvr0v52ljv0ag7a7jkbt976v83 at (no spam) 4ax.com>, rwalker <rwalker at (no spam) despammed.com> wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:02 -0700 (PDT), Musicman59
cwestbrooke at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub. opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing. not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built. but then we don't think about such
things, do we.


Craig


Nope, but I never let that stop me. I'm building a 1/48 model of the
1854 USS Constellation. When finished, it will be about 6 feet long
and about 5 feet high. I have no idea where it will go. I guess I'll
have to move the bed out of the spare bedroom. Maybe build a small
greenhouse and put it on display in the yard.

jeebus! all scratched, i'm guessing?

On Sep 17, 11:13 pm, rwalker <rwal... at (no spam) despammed.com> wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:02 -0700 (PDT), Musicman59

cwestbro... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:
fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub.  opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing.      not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built.    but then we don't think about such
things, do we.

Craig

Nope, but I never let that stop me.  I'm building a 1/48 model of the
1854 USS Constellation.  When finished, it will be about 6 feet long
and about 5 feet high.  I have no idea where it will go.  I guess I'll
have to move the bed out of the spare bedroom.  Maybe build a small
greenhouse and put it on display in the yard.  

Been on it many times. Maybe you can put a 1/48 nerd and his dad
touring it, circa 1979

On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:15:59 GMT, someone at (no spam) some.domain
(someone at (no spam) some.domain) wrote:

In article <2ju5b59lmvr0v52ljv0ag7a7jkbt976v83 at (no spam) 4ax.com>, rwalker
rwalker at (no spam) despammed.com> wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:02:02 -0700 (PDT), Musicman59
cwestbrooke at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

fedex just delivered my 1/72 Lindberg sub. opened it all up and taped
the hull sections together and put it on the mantle.

took up the whole damn thing. not the slightest idea where this
is going to go when/if built. but then we don't think about such
things, do we.


Craig


Nope, but I never let that stop me. I'm building a 1/48 model of the
1854 USS Constellation. When finished, it will be about 6 feet long
and about 5 feet high. I have no idea where it will go. I guess I'll
have to move the bed out of the spare bedroom. Maybe build a small
greenhouse and put it on display in the yard.

jeebus! all scratched, i'm guessing?


Yes. It's a looooong term project.
good reason to live long and perspire.

Only now? Mine figured that out years ago. ;)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

William Banaszak wrote:
Only now? Mine figured that out years ago. ;)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

Younger kid is living back home now.
He thinks all us '60s people are all
useless and burned out now. He thinks our
generation is worthless.....

Didn't help that I backed his new 2009 Hemi
pick up into a pole right after we drove all
the way cross country without a hitch.
Wow, a couple of months and a new bumper later,
and he is STILL pissed....

Thats OK. His MoM just found out the hard way not
to call him at (no spam) 6am on a school day. Wow, she still
hasn't figured out what happened.

Damn, kid's are great until the little F# at (no spam) $'ers
decide to talk a lot and critique you.
(I can and do cut him slack, PTSD is ugly...)



AM

In article <b4ydnYgyldLVg3HXnZ2dnUVZ_hOdnZ2d at (no spam) giganews.com>, AM <sctuser at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:
William Banaszak wrote:
Only now? Mine figured that out years ago. ;)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
Younger kid is living back home now.
He thinks all us '60s people are all
useless and burned out now. He thinks our
generation is worthless.....

Didn't help that I backed his new 2009 Hemi
pick up into a pole right after we drove all
the way cross country without a hitch.
Wow, a couple of months and a new bumper later,
and he is STILL pissed....

Thats OK. His MoM just found out the hard way not
to call him at (no spam) 6am on a school day. Wow, she still
hasn't figured out what happened.

Damn, kid's are great until the little F# at (no spam) $'ers
decide to talk a lot and critique you.
(I can and do cut him slack, PTSD is ugly...)



AM

and they get wierd about stupid stuff. i used the nephews drive to turn around
in and he says it's disrepecting him. says i'm basically flipping him off.
it was different when i bailed him out of detroit and got him going here....
now he's an arrogant ingrate. i'm glad he moved back to mommy's town.
she changes his diapers.
you didn't give him the car, did you? i gave nephew a pu and that was a
mistake.
children and dogs as mr wc used to say.