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Biblioteca di Città Studi al tramonto. Foto scattata in occasione della prima festa studentesca, coincidente con il giorno di apertura dell'anno accademico
I deliberated over how to put the studs in for this face for a while. I knew the bottom joist would be really long and potentially not too sturdy if I didn't get it solidly in there, so I wanted all the vertical studs screwed into it well (the screws going from the underside of the joist up into each stud.) That wasn't going to be possible if I put the joist on the frame first.
I laid the joist sideways, and lined the studs up against it on the ground, and assembled the whole thing laying down. Then I carefully stood it up into the frame and propped it up on some scrap wood. The studs didn't all quite line up (not a surprise, given the scale of this stuff.)
I finally ended up getting the jack out of the trunk of my car and putting it underneath each stud, jacking it up until the stud was snug against the frame above it, and toenailing some screws in to secure it. Lower the jack, move on. It worked remarkably well.
B-17, 42-3109. 94th Bomb Group. 332nd Bomb Squadron.
Had three landing accidents.
(1) 17th August 1943—Charles Cliburn
(2) 29th September 1943—Kenneth Steele
(3) 9th February 1944-Alwin Kocher
Shot Down on March 16th 1944
Presentazione in anteprima mondiale della Studio Torino Moncenisio presso il Museo dell'Automobile di Torino
Five Points to who can guess the inspiration
First set up in my very cramped front room with new 2.72 meter wide roll of paper.
"Good Clean Fun"
Designed to go in Julie Gmehlin's new kitchen....when she gets there.
Sent as part of the March/April 2012 Specific Place swap
Quilted in Vickie Malaski's Bubble Play
Another January weekend (21st & 22nd), with windy but otherwise very pleasant weather enabled me to make more progress than I expected. I have been able to complete the stud framing for the walls in 3 x 2 soft wood, using stainless screws to secure to the oak . The oak frame has not been designed to take wind loading so this has been incorporated in the stud work with four of the panels fully cross braced. I have used a further oak post and jointed into the sole and wall plates to frame the side door.
Strobist: One flash in an umbrella above the camera, another into half a piece of foamcore sitting on a windowsill behind the model and to the right.