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That’s what known as a “first world problem” Chuck.......
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Nice recovery Danny. Some great tips in this build log - as we’ve come to expect from you!
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Thanks very much Carl, Popeye, Danny and CDW. Danny - funny you should mention that...................I was just discussing that exact idea with Mobbsie on Skype the other night. It’s do-able but I don’t think I’ll bother..........yet..........
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Can't believe it's been over two months since I received the new prop and batteries!Anyway, they were installed some time ago now, but it wasn't until yesterday that I finally got the chance to take her for her second round of sea trials.Good news - all mods worked as expected. She does indeed now go like a scalded cat - gets up onto the plane very nicely. The client was most satisfied with the sea trials and has accepted final delivery! I took a couple of videos while the 'client' was driving. Just try and get the controls out of her hands now - something about prizing them loose from her cold, dead hands comes to mind......Hope you enjoy the videos as much as we did making them.
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Great start to what will be another excellent build to follow, B.E. I’ve pulled up a chair and popped some beer in the fridge.
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Congratulations on another very fine build Rusty. She looks beautiful and is a credit to your craftsmanship.
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Splendid work Bob, she really is looking beautiful.
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Congratulations on completing yet another excellent build B.E. Like others, I’ll be keenly awaiting your next project to follow.
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Miniature Russian carving tools
gjdale replied to druxey's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I’ll second what Bill has just said. I too tried to place an order a while back but had to wait until Mihail returned in October. I received my set last week and they are every bit as beautiful as others have said. Again, communication was via Google translate and payment via PayPal - both painless operations. Mikhail has been a thoroughly nice person to deal with as well. -
Please help! What to buy.
gjdale replied to semorebutts's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
Have a look at this video by Paul Budzik (he is also a member of MSW). This and many of his other videos are really well done and explain things in a way that is easy to follow. Hope this helps. -
Nice to see you back Andy, but sorry to hear of your career roadblock. As John said, you will find that you have skills that are translatable to a number of different fields - you just have to decide which ones and which field. My advice, for what it’s worth, is don’t rush into anything. Give yourself plenty of time to work through what it is you want to do next. Good to see your unusual model back on the table in the meantime. We’ve missed you both.
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There is one being built over on the RC Groups Forum. Here's a link: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2680633-Amati-RMS-Titanic
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