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  1. mtaylor
    You could be right, Denis. I was thinking Steven King "Maximum Overdrive" or maybe one the "Mad Max" trucks.
  2. mtaylor
    "favorite drink"...????? Must be the younger generations doing it. I'm cofffee and/or water all day and either a bit brandy, Irish Creme, or nice wine at night.
  3. mtaylor
    It's the fiddly bits that make us pull our hair out or what remains of our hair. Wouldn't that loading table have been in the armory or at least a hanger? I would think that on flight line, there would be lots of dust and/or rain.
  4. mtaylor
    That is not a post to like, my friend. I hope there's not too much damage.
  5. mtaylor
    Here's more than you'll ever want to know.... https://allthatsinteresting.com/fast-food-restaurants-founders/3 I am partial only to they're biscuit and gravy as unless I make it myself, I can't find any place that does a decent job.
  6. mtaylor
    Welcome to MSW, Kevin.
  7. mtaylor
    Welcome to MSW. Actually many of use either adapt something for bending (like a curling iron or soldering iron) or do use tools designed for ... maybe not as nice as that one though.
  8. mtaylor
    Waitoa, I suggest starting your own log on this project.
  9. mtaylor
    There's quite a few logs that deal with restorations. Use the keyword "restoration" in the search feature. Some of them are pretty simple and others are really in depth.
  10. mtaylor
    Gaetan, I did a Google on photo stitching. There's apps/programs (some free) and also how-to's using photo software you might have. Your photo looks pretty good and if you hadn't mentioned the imperfect match, I doubt most of us would have noticed.
  11. mtaylor
    You have answers in your topic you posted on this. I do suggest you NOT post your email addy. We get crawled by a lot of bots and there's no telling where that email addy will end up. You'll probably start seeing lots of spam because of posting it.
  12. mtaylor
    I ordered it yesterday. Today, it shipped.. wow... Once I have it hand, I'll drop what I'm doing and do a review.
  13. mtaylor
    Yes, the non-ship models were pulled from the Recent Posts for the reasons given above. The easiest way to do it is just scroll down and open up the Non-kit area.
  14. mtaylor
    If the photos were "links" to another site, they may not have been visible when went through the indexing. Some sites have shut down foto sharing even though they are a photo site. When you re-start your log, upload them to MSW.
  15. mtaylor
    I do the same thing you do, Chuck.. add an "enter" one or two times to add space. I have Firefox as well as Edge and Chrome. They have a slight difference in how things appear. Firefox did a couple of large updates and I'm not sure what was affected.
  16. mtaylor
    On the plank shrinkage... did you glue them down wet? Usually, if they're pinned into place while wet, when dry they fit together very well.
  17. mtaylor
    Looks like you'll a well-served flight line, OC.
  18. mtaylor
    Not only are you a master model maker, you're also a master photographer. Those photos are beautiful.
  19. mtaylor
    No worries, Mark.
  20. mtaylor
    A bit???? LOL........
  21. mtaylor
    I moved this to the proper area for it and added the tag for Chris Craft. :Could you add a tag with the name of the kit manufacturer?
  22. mtaylor
    Maybe it's a pendent then?
  23. mtaylor
    Liberto, Please use Google Translate or another translator to post in English. Liberto, utilice Google Translate u otro traductor para publicar en inglés.
  24. mtaylor
    Nothing has changed that I'm aware of. Is it not allowing you to post pictures?
  25. mtaylor
    True statement: "There will be blood". As for trimming the wood, would files or sanding sticks work for getting the pieces to fit together? I do that a lot as I cut slightly larger and then file/sand to fit.

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