A new build.....if you're interested.

Kevin said:
ken that's incredible detail as always. but since you like critique i have some . . . .

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. . . . it appears your placement of that micro knot is ~ 3/256" off center. work on that next time will ya. :sarcastic:

truly amazing stuff. :good2:


:sarcastic: What was I thinking?

Either way, I managed to get out there for a little bit after work today and finish of the front shackles. These things take forever to shape and sand but I was glad to get them done.
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Well, I worked on the Cougar today, and I have to say, that I had an awesome time doing it. I concentrated on getting the rear fenders made and installed today and it took quite a bit of messin' around to get them done. A lot of marking and measuring but worth it in the end.
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Every time I look in on this thread I have new appreciation for your skill and patience, WOW !
 
Kenbo said:
jimmyjames said:
Sweet Jesus we have tires! Are you going to leave them natural or are you going to dye them black?


I'm not a fan of dying wood period. I like the natural look and the walnut is fine with me. Thanks for looking in.

Next time, might I suggest some ebony wood? it's naturally very dark, black.

Side comment....my wife says I should stop drooling and try to make one.
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silly woman...I know my limits....:wacko3:
 
That thing is really starting to look cool now! :good::good2: Awesome work as usual Kenn
 
ripjack13 said:
Kenbo said:
jimmyjames said:
Sweet Jesus we have tires! Are you going to leave them natural or are you going to dye them black?


I'm not a fan of dying wood period. I like the natural look and the walnut is fine with me. Thanks for looking in.

Next time, might I suggest some ebony wood? it's naturally very dark, black.

Side comment....my wife says I should stop drooling and try to make one.
:rofl2:
silly woman...I know my limits....:wacko3:

I hate to say it, but I agree with your wife. I think you might surprise yourself with your ability. I say "go for it"!!! I, for one, would be interested in seeing one of these built by you.
 
Well, I had a bunch of photos taken from today tiny little progress, but I deleted them before confirming that I had them on the computer. Bottom line..........they are gone. I went out to the shop and took a few shots of what I got done and although it isn't much, every little bit helps I guess.
Not a very good day in the shop today.


Got the hood hooks made and installed.
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Got some shop time today and managed to get the gas tanks and the air breather made and installed. Believe it or not, that took 8 hours. A very enjoyable 8 hours. I really needed that shop time.
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It's starting to look so real I keep expecting to see a pixie mechanic walk across one of the pictures and start mounting a tire or something.

:good:
 
This project is really some amazing work, it's hard to believe that this is all being done by hand, I can't wait to see the project start coming to a conclusion.
 
Well, I'd love to say that I made some spectacular progress with the build today, but I didn't.
I did, however, get the boards, cut, planed, jointed and glued together for the roof panel on the Hummer. Now it is just a waiting game for the glue to dry so that I can install it tomorrow.
Thanks for looking in guys.
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Mike1950 said:
looking good- you are close to the finish line now.


I figure about another month Mike. Maybe more. Thanks for looking in.
 
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