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aeronca65t

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Since I mentioned Posey's trainset, here's another amazing scale project.

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That represents a monumental amount of time/work! WOW.
 
DrEntropy said:
That represents a monumental amount of time/work! WOW.

...brought on and represented by:

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Oh, yeah:

IT'S FRIDAY!!
 
*snork*

I'm still chasing termite damage thru th' hovel. Bathroom is now non-functional, have to re-frame the walls and found yesterday the li'l monsters made it into a couple roof trusses before we did the scorched earth treatments.

I swear they have mechanical engineers on staff... they ate ~just~ enough to progress thru the lumber and NOT enough to allow structural failure! Now that they're gone and no longer maintaining the runs, all has dried out and we have paper mache holding up a wall between bath and kitchen. :shocked:

This damage mitigation all began with discovery of a water leak UNDER the bathtub, two weeks ago. :eeek:

While we're in there I will re-plumb the place, as we have 30+ year old copper plumbing running IN the concrete pad. Going overhead with PVC/CPVC and hopefully precluding any more LEAKING and a servicable system.

Any volunteers? I need a carpenter, a plumber, an electron chaser and day labor to haul scrap... so-far it's jus' me an' 'smits. The so-called 'friends' have evaporated. Wait 'til one of 'em needs automotive help again. I know a great auto repair shop, they need the work. I'm too busy.

BWUHAAHAAHAAA!!!!!!!!1! :devilgrin:
 
Bubba - rest assured: If I were like the guy in the above video I posted, with too much time on my hands, I'd be there. "Many hands make light work..." and all that.

BTW, could use a couple here as well!
 
Were I closer I'd be happy to be a scrap-hauler.
 
In my mind I'm already there doc :smile:
Wish I was closer... sorry.
 
Manualist aint no Franz... Too bad you are on the far side of the slab Doc. I too would grace you with my presence and manual skills. :thirsty:
 
I would,if I could,but I can't,so I shan't.But I can raise a glass and toast you and 'Smits in your glorious endeavour,Doc.
:thirsty: :devilgrin: :jester:

Stuart. :cheers:
 
for sure doc, if i were closer i'd definitely be putting my haulzall to good use helpin' ya out
 
Ahhhh Doc; that's a bad news situation indeed. Those bugs will probably have eaten their way into places you've yet to find...once started they seem to go EVERYWHERE. Keep the earth scorched and the spirits up. Sorry too many miles away to be of help!
 
Doc...Carla and I had the same termite problem this Spring...paper mache walls and all. Really bad news bugs !! Wish I could get over there to help since I can do carpentry, plumbing and electrical but...I'm too far away !! Sorry.
 
Thanks for all the sentiment, guys. I know there'd be hands on deck if geography weren't a factor.
 
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