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Kermit. That'd be a great name for your ride! If you were prone to naming your vehicles, that is... A second to the motion by rustystud: great looking job. Not a real painting booth or anything (nice "shed" though, for sure), so how did you handle overspray? A fan maybe? or not at all?

Great pic of Soldier B (in snooze mode), Spyderman. Brings to mind the old B&O Chessie:

Sure do miss Mr. Carlo, for sure. Hope that he is all fine and well! It would be a treat if he would reappear. Stranger things have happened.

These pics are all so AWESOME! What a collection. Thanks Mr. PB, you are a Champ!!

Wow. That final product is "top shelf", nice work!

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You got ME drooling just reading that now...getting messy here. Please, PB, PLEASE: - Grab your handy Kodak Instamatic and bring it to the walk-through!

That's a great Pioneer set-up, and the cable is a good idea, BUT (so what's new, right?): - Problem is those bike cables usually have a loop at the end (or the socket is almost twice the cable diameter) - And that complicates the matter of making a hole just-a-bit wider than the cable diameter...

Landing that airframe in a cross-wind must be a pilots's nightmare.

Thank you, I get it now: - The engine itself is not reversed (all of a sudden, was wondering how that could work without blowing up all the rotating parts) - But the engine thrust is redirected, THAT is the method. Very cool!

How does "full-reverse thrust" work without blowing apart the whole turbine fan assembly?!

You fledged her off to a good and loving home: - You "done" good, Brother Well done!

Just curious: - How are you stripping the overspray, solvent?

Not sure of any cost difference, but for record a product called "NuFinish" produces the same beading result on glass.

Not a trick question, but just because you are curious, right?

Got any stories related to the recent one-day "migration" you all had in Roswell? You know, got anything? Did the local 7-11 sell out on Coke Zero?!

Civilized behavior is commendable, and appreciated. The world does not need any more ugly, we got enough. I am working hard to eliminate all foul language and swearing from my vocabulary, but it's a %@*&^%!! difficult habit to break, I'm telling you!

Oh, sure, Anne Arundel! I got an old Seabee shipmate used to live on the water in Crownsville, I think that was Anne Arundel. Funny thing, in elementary school growing up in MD we had to memorize names of all the counties in the State. I could always remember Anne Arundel.

Liking the fog effect. That's cool!

Keep on the sunny side, dmetalmiki, as long as you don't turn sour you are ALL good!