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"The Laurel Wreath For Transportation Progress Must Go To The Union Pacific Railroad" - George Creel in Collier's, August 5, 1933
With upper folded over sole (and heel seamed), now sew the upper to the sole, easing to fit. Then turn it the right way out!
Progress continues on the farmhouse renovation as we sort out what to keep and what to toss (including a mattress box spring made in 1945) and start to imagine the remodeling projects.
Another shot made possible by my new camera. Again at North yard Paducah from the road accessing North yard North end.
CAT powered unit from Progress in Mayfield KY Should be out on the next PL4 to Louisville. Picked up earlier in the day, 5-15-09
Actually this is anti-progress as I've decided not to use the aluminum prototype or the wax/resin process.
I've sanded, stamped, varnished, and painted lines. They are alot less green in real life.
Action shots are on the way.
I think I am still missing some whites! But making progress.
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Hopefully we can get this house complete this month but there are so many little details and cutting we still need to do with fireplaces/fireboxes. But it's looking really good
This is a bit late... this is actually the progress as of March 8th. But since the only thing I've worked on since then was custom parts that don't show up in this skeleton anyway, the diagram is actually still correct for now. I've taken a few months hiatus from working on the plane to lessen the mandatory break I'll have to take after the wing kit is complete.
However, in the last few days, I've started getting back into it, riveting up the right-hand leading edge assembly.
Parts shown here in green are complete, yellow are awaiting some final riveting or blending tasks, orange are awaiting primer, and red are works in progress. Uncolored parts haven't yet been worked on.
Progress of my attempt to make an MSD Naga tail for a doll, that I plan to mod further.
The green thing is the core that I had wrapped with foil to be able to pull it out with ease, without it sticking to the apoxie sculpt.
I split the tail in 13 pieces.
As you can see one part broke while I spearated the pieces, but I'll fix it with more Apoxie, no problem.
this unit has sat for more than a week while the BNSF refuses to haul it because they wont send mechanical forces to inspect the just rebuilt locomotive. Its some day headed to the CP for lease.
It was rebuilt by Progress rail's mayfield KY shop though at this point its sitting south of VMV in North yard
The new town centre development takes shape in Keynsham: work-in-progress as seen from Temple Street near its junction with Bath Hill. This photo was taken on Thursday 19th December 2013, so things will have moved on quite a bit since then.
This image was taken in front of another bathroom mirror- such a private place. In regards to time, I felt the urge to take this picture on my birthday in the early morning. My birthday served as a deadline to weigh under130 pounds and as a day before cheat meals. While I am told cheat meals are healthy to include, with my current mindset, it is hard to deviate from my strict calories and macronutrient count. Words cannot describe the happiness I felt when the scale presented the numbers 129.4 back to me. Later that day, I did enjoy pizza and cake; the eating proved I was overcoming the sickly mindset I had slowly developed over the summer. This selfie is a celebration of my birthday and of self-appreciation (mind and body). The “thinspiration” mentality of society is not going to be a part of my identity in the future.
My Malabrigo Waves Scarf is coming along great! I absolutely love working with Malabrigo. It might be my favorite yarn.