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David Laughery
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Failing eyes and shaky hands,
make a lot of things more difficult these days.
Regards, Dave L.
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David Laughery wrote:
My friend Jon sent photos of his latest project
He seems to do things the old fashioned way,
to avoid saying the hard way.
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Gerold
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David Laughery
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Gerold
The amazing thing is that his models look great when finished.
I didn't post his photo of the starting of this model, and will in this post,
so all can see how far he has come with this model.
Regards, Dave L.
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Nice Guy Eddie
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This dude is the guy that made the kit moulds before CNC
Now it's all LASERs, computers, algorithms & CAD
Used to be called Pattern Makers
Perhaps they still are !
Stunning method & process
VERY old skool !
Lump to Limo !
Eddie
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" We Got Places All Over The Place "
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David Laughery
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This arrived recently.
It is an Ertl Ford van.
It was in rough shape with tires melted and nicks on the edges.
How the tires ended up in that condition I cannot even imagine.
I had a spare set of tires that replaced the damaged ones.
A bottle of BIC Wite-Out with its little sponge applicator,
easily touched up the nicks on the edges.
Total investment was less than eight bucks.
Regards, Dave L.
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