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pitdogg2

mrbigbluelight wrote: »

Boy ain't that the truth

soundfreak1

Then they would blame the bread company

pitdogg2

soundfreak1 wrote: »

Then they would blame the bread company

I can hear the argument now.
"You baked the bread with the flat side on the wrong side"...

tonyp063

treitz3

Dayyum. Now THAT's a tub! Wow!

Tom

maxward

So how do you get in and out without barking your shin on the spigot?

treitz3

I wouldn't have put the faucet there but I do like the look. The scale is also off to me but I liked the looks of it, along with the scenery outside of that window.

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Catching either the first or last rays of the day...

Tom

treitz3

Dear lawd, some people's kids....

Tom

Tony M

tonyp063 wrote: »

Kind of looks like my old room's wall.

F1nut

treitz3 wrote: »

Dayyum. Now THAT's a tub! Wow!

Tom

Horrible design/layout.

VR3

Yeah need a tub like 4 times that size and more space in the openings

Otherwise cool vision

soundfreak1

treitz3 wrote: »

Dear lawd, some people's kids....

Tom

No "form follows function" there

motorhead43026

^^ I agree, would be easy to remove.

mhardy6647

Toolfan66

motorhead43026 wrote: »

Toolfan66 wrote: »

@Toolfan66, this is coming up for auction soon.

Art by (and SIGNED, numbered 138/250 and doodled (flaming skull) in pencil by) Emek, extra-thick flat stock silkscreen poster is in near mint (A- to A-/B+) condition; really nothing more than a fairly small semi-pronounced pinch crease in the right margin and that's pretty much all there is to speak of... a pretty sharp-looking example of Emek's oft-requested "Cyberman" Tool poster from 2006.

It will go for stupid money $3k-$5k if the foil variant my guess would be knocking at $10k

Toolfan66

treitz3 wrote: »

Dear lawd, some people's kids....

Tom

pitdogg2

In a pinch I thought that fuse was ingenious. As long as it is the same value fwiw
😉

SeleniumFalcon

SeleniumFalcon

If Paul Klipsch made pianos.

mhardy6647

^^^ stealin' borrowin' that one!

Meanwhile -- at least in northern New England, it's quite brumous today.

pitdogg2

Thanks I had to look up brumous

soundfreak1

So what's it mean????

soundfreak1

I looked it up...it means crappy

Tony M

A co-worker gave me this truck many, many years ago (15+) because he liked my truck and saw this at a store.
This truck has all wheel friction drive. You push it and it goes and goes... It was green. I was bored after trying to do some work in the front room sealing those ceiling board joints since they opened up a little. I can't reach any higher without putting my scaffolding back up.

I saw this truck and thought...I've got primer and white spray paints. Do it.

I did ok taping, but I sure wasn't trying to do contest level prepping.

After sanding, priming and painting the white.




Getting the side ready for metalflake blue. I taped it off and then sanded, primed and painted.







This blue is close to what's on my truck. The blue on my truck is micro-metalflake.







I really liked FINNALY painting this diecast truck to look kind-of like my full size one.
From a distance, you can't see the flaws. The flaws will be fixed when I go to paint the black side trim with the chrome center. This diecast even has 3 ridges for that side trim layout. The tailgate has to be detailed also. The front of the hood and one rear side bottom needs more white paint. The windshield trim needs to be chrome along with the the side mirror's fronts. I just saw the rear taillights. I need red too.

pitdogg2

soundfreak1 Posts: 2,939
12:32PM
I looked it up...it means crappy

is that another adjustive

mhardy6647

(ASR)

soundfreak1

Ya gotta love capitalism. Wish I had thought of that!

OleBoot

Milito

Tony M wrote: »

A co-worker gave me this truck many, many years ago (15+) because he liked my truck and saw this at a store.
This truck has all wheel friction drive. You push it and it goes and goes... It was green. I was bored after trying to do some work in the front room sealing those ceiling board joints since they opened up a little. I can't reach any higher without putting my scaffolding back up.

I saw this truck and thought...I've got primer and white spray paints. Do it.

I did ok taping, but I sure wasn't trying to do contest level prepping.

After sanding, priming and painting the white.




Getting the side ready for metalflake blue. I taped it off and then sanded, primed and painted.







This blue is close to what's on my truck. The blue on my truck is micro-metalflake.







I really liked FINNALY painting this diecast truck to look kind-of like my full size one.
From a distance, you can't see the flaws. The flaws will be fixed when I go to paint the black side trim with the chrome center. This diecast even has 3 ridges for that side trim layout. The tailgate has to be detailed also. The front of the hood and one rear side bottom needs more white paint. The windshield trim needs to be chrome along with the the side mirror's fronts. I just saw the rear taillights. I need red too.

Nice job!

Here's models of the cars I had in high school. Correct colors on both and accessories, but don't look to close at the workmanship as I'm not the model builder I use to be. Hard to paint a straight line at my age.

mrbigbluelight

I always wondered what you'd get if you crossed a Rottweiler
with a bat.
Pretty potent Woof Woof I'd say.
Might want to have it tested for any contagious infections though. 🦇😷