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JIM BAUMANN wrote:....your aircraft production line is most impressive!

This ship really is a huuuge project!

BRAVO !
JIM B

Thank you,Jim!
I'll build more than 50 aircrafts.
Cheers; Song.

Hi,gentlemen!
I've done paint Prowlers and then apply decals on it.
Song

Song! Those look really good! I am trying to imagine the huge completed ship with all the colorful detail aircraft aboard!

Cheers: Tom

Fantastic!
Can't wait to see the ship

Fliger747 wrote:Song! Those look really good! I am trying to imagine the huge completed ship with all the colorful detail aircraft aboard!

Cheers: Tom

Dear Tom!
i'm going to imagine huge ship and aircraft aboard too.
Cheers; Song

mikegr wrote:Fantastic!
Can't wait to see the ship

Thank you, i can't wait too.
Song

Hi, gentlemen!
I've done 4 prowlers.
Song

Love to see the whole air group assembled!

Regards. Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Love to see the whole air group assembled!

Regards. Tom

Thank you always,Tom!
It's the last aircraft SH-60 seahawk helicopers.
Cheers; Song

Song:

You ability to carve such items is impressive, more so in getting them to be the same. I had great difficulty in just doing two 26' motor whaleboats from basswood for Alaska. Working with wood, a natural material, is indeed very satisfying. We do look forward to the keel laying of the carrier!

Best regards: Tom

[quote="Fliger747"]Song:

You ability to carve such items is impressive, more so in getting them to be the same. I had great difficulty in just doing two 26' motor whaleboats from basswood for Alaska. Working with wood, a natural material, is indeed very satisfying. We do look forward to the keel laying of the carrier!

Best regards: Tom[/quote
Hi,Tom!
It's not easy built small models for me.
i also look foward to the keel laying of the carrier.
Thank you.
Cheers; Song

Merry Christmas everyone!
Some progress of Seahawks.
Song

Song:

As always you have brilliantly broken the helicopters into several components that are easier to produce. In carving the concave areas are the most difficult and you have managed to avoid this as much as possible.

Regards! Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

As always you have brilliantly broken the helicopters into several components that are easier to produce. In carving the concave areas are the most difficult and you have managed to avoid this as much as possible.

Regards! Tom

Thank you,Tom.
You know well my working method.
It's some progressed picture.
Regards; Song.

Song:

Wonderful to see the blocks of wood, added into reality by subtile removal by eye and hand. Complex shapes one can see in the mind. I have always been impressed by the art of the sculpture, how did Michelangelo create is art from a block of stone!

A satisfying result! Cheers: Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

Wonderful to see the blocks of wood, added into reality by subtile removal by eye and hand. Complex shapes one can see in the mind. I have always been impressed by the art of the sculpture, how did Michelangelo create is art from a block of stone!

A satisfying result! Cheers: Tom

Hi,Tom!
Your kind words encourage me always but i'm a ordinary person only.
Cheers; Song

Happy newyear!
I hope the end of COVID19 in this year.
It's some progressed Seahawk,decals,landinggears...
Song.

Hi,gentlemen!
I've built rotor stands and tail parts of helicopters.
and installed rotors and tail parts.
Song.

An impressive airgroup! All you need as well is a C-130 that Jimmy Flatley Junior landed on a carrier!

Regards: Tom

Spectacular