What're you doing?
#3682
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#3684
Shelby GT500 Member
Just installed my Christmas present.
A gas log set in the fireplace. So far in still alive and the house is not yet burned down.
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A gas log set in the fireplace. So far in still alive and the house is not yet burned down.
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#3688
Shelby GT500 Member
No more ash. Life is good.
My other present.
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*No animals were harmed in the making of this photo
My other present.
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*No animals were harmed in the making of this photo
What is that made of?
#3690
Shelby GT500 Member
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#3692
Shelby GT500 Member
I'm gonna say it's ceramic
Came in three pieces. Antlers have dowels that fit inside the head.
I've got one more present. A giant aluminum Concorde
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Came in three pieces. Antlers have dowels that fit inside the head.
I've got one more present. A giant aluminum Concorde
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I'm a bit surprised by the Concorde...doesn't seem like something you'd like...
#3693
I like the stag. Don't feel like spending the money to hunt and stuff a real one. This works good for me.
As a kid and even a teenager in high school I had all kinds of model planes hanging from my ceiling. It's the architect in me. I built model cars, planes, and boats with great detail and correct paint inside and out. I remember when I had knee surgery I had painted hundreds of tiny Prussian, British, and Napoleanic soldiers for a battle scene I did. These little guys were like 1/2" tall.
I was extremely eccentric back then. Or nerdy. But I did get laid too. And wasted. And played football. So go figure.
#3694
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Back from the ER and going to bed! Celebrating Xmas tomorrow with my girls!!! Woo Hoo!
#3695
NTTAWWT
I've been wanting to play that game. Need a guitar first though. How is it?
The Concorde was awesome!
I like the stag. Don't feel like spending the money to hunt and stuff a real one. This works good for me.
As a kid and even a teenager in high school I had all kinds of model planes hanging from my ceiling. It's the architect in me. I built model cars, planes, and boats with great detail and correct paint inside and out. I remember when I had knee surgery I had painted hundreds of tiny Prussian, British, and Napoleanic soldiers for a battle scene I did. These little guys were like 1/2" tall.
I was extremely eccentric back then. Or nerdy. But I did get laid too. And wasted. And played football. So go figure.
As a kid and even a teenager in high school I had all kinds of model planes hanging from my ceiling. It's the architect in me. I built model cars, planes, and boats with great detail and correct paint inside and out. I remember when I had knee surgery I had painted hundreds of tiny Prussian, British, and Napoleanic soldiers for a battle scene I did. These little guys were like 1/2" tall.
I was extremely eccentric back then. Or nerdy. But I did get laid too. And wasted. And played football. So go figure.
#3696
Shelby GT500 Member
I like the stag. Don't feel like spending the money to hunt and stuff a real one. This works good for me.
As a kid and even a teenager in high school I had all kinds of model planes hanging from my ceiling. It's the architect in me. I built model cars, planes, and boats with great detail and correct paint inside and out. I remember when I had knee surgery I had painted hundreds of tiny Prussian, British, and Napoleanic soldiers for a battle scene I did. These little guys were like 1/2" tall.
I was extremely eccentric back then. Or nerdy. But I did get laid too. And wasted. And played football. So go figure.
As a kid and even a teenager in high school I had all kinds of model planes hanging from my ceiling. It's the architect in me. I built model cars, planes, and boats with great detail and correct paint inside and out. I remember when I had knee surgery I had painted hundreds of tiny Prussian, British, and Napoleanic soldiers for a battle scene I did. These little guys were like 1/2" tall.
I was extremely eccentric back then. Or nerdy. But I did get laid too. And wasted. And played football. So go figure.
#3697
Both of those bolded statements describe me to a tee. I was a model-building nut, and if it wasn't painted with period-correct or military-correct colors, it wasn't done. I used to build dioramas, I've got a train table in the garage that is half-finished (will probably finish it when I get the house built), I still have my paints, brushes, knives, etc. I'm still **** about stuff like that, but I don't build much anymore because it seems I've always got something else that needs doing.
As far as planes went everything was the biggest scale I could find. B-1B, B-17, B-29, B-36, B-52, sr-71, and my favorite B-58
The house we lived in was remodeled by my dad and I. The house originally had a two story atrium in the center with skylights. We put my bedroom upstairs with its own bath and my planes would hang under the skylights like they were in the clouds. It was the most wicked room any boy could have. Complete solitude also. I had giant 3 way Technics speakers and a Kenwood amp pre-amp setup. Life was good.
#3698
Like Father...
I ♥ Sausage
I ♥ Sausage
I'm gonna say it's ceramic
Came in three pieces. Antlers have dowels that fit inside the head.
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Came in three pieces. Antlers have dowels that fit inside the head.
Attachment 150685
Both of those bolded statements describe me to a tee. I was a model-building nut, and if it wasn't painted with period-correct or military-correct colors, it wasn't done. I used to build dioramas, I've got a train table in the garage that is half-finished (will probably finish it when I get the house built), I still have my paints, brushes, knives, etc. I'm still **** about stuff like that, but I don't build much anymore because it seems I've always got something else that needs doing.
#3699