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#1
Dave,

I switched back to Formula 560 Canopy glue after my Pink Flamingo glue aged out. Partly because it works well and partly because the local Hobby Lobby has it in stock.
#2
Morning all,

Bagels and tea being served so help yourself.

I hope to get back to the workbench this afternoon and make some more progress on the Moonshiner's Shed.

Have a great one!
#3
Thanks Curt and Tom,

I'm not sure what triggered my issue but it's been going on for four or five weeks now. Could be arthritis, bursitis, etc. General, but not too bad, aching in the hip combined with sharp spasms in the front and/or back at times. I'm walking like an old man all of the sudden.  :(
#4
Morning all,

I'm missing the big gathering at the A&S this morning. I'm still hindered, a bit, by this hip/back issue. X-rays are scheduled for Thursday morning so maybe we'll figure out what the issue is.

Yesterday's workbench session ended with a tiny part escaping my tweezers and getting lost in the clutter on my workbench. After an extensive search and partial cleaning I was lucky enough to find it.

Have a great one!
#5
Afternoon all, 

I'm thinking about pulling the workbench over in a bit. The Moonshiners shed is getting ready to take shape.

Have a great one!
#6
Afternoon all,

My last employer renamed Human Resources "The People Office". Didn't,make anything better from what I saw.  ;D

After the yard work yesterday I was hurting so, my workbench time ended up being very minimal. Maybe I can do better today. 

Have a great one!
#7
Morning all,

I need to attend to the yard in a few minutes. Mowing, trimming, edging and spraying some weed killer here and there. I'm good at growing weeds. This afternoon I'll get back to the workbench. The Moonshiner's Shed is starting to take shape. I'll soon get to start adding all those details I spent weeks painting.

Have a great one!
#8
Afternoon all,

I'm avoiding 1:1 work. I think I'll do some 1:87 work instead.   ;D

Have a great one!
#9
Morning all,

Lunch with former coworkers today. That, and workbench time. Aren't Mondays great, Jeff?

Have a great one! 
#10
Kit Building / Re: Motrak Models Shed build
April 12, 2026, 08:59:52 PM
I have to look in my stash. I think I have this one. Always nice to have a build thread to refer to.

I agree with Mark's comments on hydrocal kits.  :)
#11
Scratchbuilding / Re: A night at the museum.
April 12, 2026, 08:55:25 PM
Amazing!
#12
Kit Building / Re: FOS barber shop build
April 12, 2026, 08:54:23 PM
I love little structures like this. I'll definitely keep an eye on this build. Thanks for sharing!
#13
Pete and Dave,

Thanks for the feedback on the hip. I'm hoping it's something like bursitis (my brother, 4 years older than me, has that issue). Given how many times I came down hard on my hips during my ice hockey playing youth (many decades ago) I guess I shouldn't be surprised that I'm suffering some ill effects now.  :(
#14
Quote from: Zephyrus52246 on April 12, 2026, 05:05:58 PMI always enjoy your build threads.  Need to get some of that panel liner.

Jeff

Thanks, Jeff! Yeah, it comes in different colors although I'm not sure how many there are. I only have the black. I haven't tried it on anything else yet (like panel lines).  ::)
#15
Quote from: Jerry on April 12, 2026, 04:54:58 PMBob your off to a great start as usual.  Nice tutorial so far.

Jerry

Thank you, Jerry! This is just another interesting and fun build from Inter-Action Hobbies. I'm not sure where I'll be able to use it but it will probably find a home somewhere.  :D
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