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About Bill Hime

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    Bill Hime
  • Birthday 01/18/1961

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    Male
  • Location
    Woodland Park, Colorado
  • Interests
    Tall Ships, Military Ships of WW2, Military Aircraft, Armored Vehicles, Woodworking, Chess, Writing, Science

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  1.    Pogy647 reacted to a post in a topic: Sanding off laser burn from bulkheads?
  2. Bill Hime started following Plastic model kits
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  10.    Bill Hime reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by SawdustDave - FINISHED - 1:60th Scale
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  17. Bill Hime
    Great tutorial! Beautiful work! Bill
  18.    Bill Hime reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Atalanta by tlevine - FINISHED - 1775 - 1:48 scale - from TFFM plans
  19.    Bill Hime reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Atalanta by tlevine - FINISHED - 1775 - 1:48 scale - from TFFM plans
  20. Bill Hime
    Holy Smokes Dave!!! That "Progress Update" wore me out just reading it! LOL, that describes my ongoing journeys around the house. Always multi-tasking, to my own chagrin I'm learning a lot here. looking forward to the cross beams and stanchions! Bill
  21. Bill Hime started following HMS Surprise by Rossi46 - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - Scale 1:48 - First Wooden Ship Build
  22. Bill Hime started following HMS Triton by Charter33 - Complete model - POF - 1:48 Scale, 74 gun ship by Gaetan Bordeleau - 1:24 and SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse-(short KWdG)-1897-1914-by Nils Langemann - scale 1:144 - POF - first German four stacker of the Norddeutscher Lloyd line - FINISHED
  23. Bill Hime
    Hello Gaetan, Just finished reading through your log start to finish. What a wonderful endeavor! I'm following closely, so much to learn here. This will be invaluable to my future build of the Constitution in 1:24 scale. Sincere Regards, Bill
  24. Bill Hime
    The "chain stoppers" are an interesting detail that almost begs to be modeled out of brass Bill
  25. Bill Hime
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    Nils, This is truly extraordinary work! There is not one camera angle that is less polished than another. What an inspiration!!! Thank you for sharing Bill
  26. Bill Hime
    Ha! And after you get to Jim Byrnes' place, the real indoctrination begins....and you'll hear a voice say, "shhh, just let it happen".... Bill
  27. Bill Hime
    Steve and Dave, Thanks! Mark, You're right! And it's a beautiful thing to do something you're compelled to do because it's "greater than you" Bill
  28. Bill Hime
    Hey Graham, Very nice start! I might have missed it, but did you say what scale you are working in? Bill
  29. Bill Hime
    Great to hear from you Grant! Hope all well Down Under! Thank you, it means so much to come some place where even after a long absence you feel like you're just returning from a long voyage. This is a safe harbor with good friends, and you are definitely one of them! Bill
  30. Bill Hime
    Wow!! I've missed so much! I wouldn't know where to start remarking on what I'm seeing here, so I'll just continue to follow and enjoy! Bill
  31. Bill Hime
    Doris, It was actually one of your models that I first saw on Youtube all lit up that inspired me to want to pursue model ship building. It's wonderful and a privilege to watch you work. Bill
  32. Bill Hime
    Matiz, This is beautiful work! Very accurate milling and hand work from what I see. Bill
  33. Bill Hime
    Beautiful work! See you're fussing over details as always ;). Just got back myself. Looks like you're recovering nicely Bill
  34. Bill Hime
    Wow....seems like every time I step back in here to continue what I've started, another year has passed since my last post. Well I guess it's not a year yet, just 284 days, 7 hours, and 37 minutes, give or take. A lot has happened in that time, life is like that. we can't stand still enough for "life" not to happen. long story short, I've closed the cabinet/furniture shop. Turns out, I'm not a very good businessman. I'm even worse at meeting deadlines. So I'm back working in ICU at the VA. I love being back and love my job. So I have this big beautiful wood shop that is finally going
  35. hollowneck

    Thanks Bill! Better late than never...

     

    Ron

     

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