The Astroliner

[dales133]

yw bud.
Just got a new phone contract with free unlimited international calls,
Should have a yack one of these days

[Atomic77]

That would great. Let me know we'll set up a time

[Vedette]

Hey micheal thanks for the enlarged pics....i can seee i can seee!
I had miles of troble posting pics until i found this app...picture resizer.
I resize in 2 clicks straight off my phone in either small medium or large,i use medium.
Before i used to have to get on the pc and use tinypic and it was a massive hastle.
Give it a try,its on the playstore
Should work for you to brian

What App?
I don't even have one of those cellular telephones??? I am waiting to see if they are really going to catch on.
Brian

[dales133]

Lol brian.
Its called picture resizer.
Get yourself a Samsung galaxy note.
I just changed up from the note 3 to the note 4.
The 5 is out but you cant upgrade the battery or memory so i went with the 4.
Fantastic phones,i never use my computers anymore as this does e erything.

[Atomic77]

Ok Dale. New app, super easy in Tap Talk. This is a test:
Anyone remember old school flake?

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[dales133]

Perfecto.
Easy peasy eh.
Took me some searching and trial and error befor i found and settled on that app.
And yea i remember old school flake!

[aggie79]

Old school metal flake will be awesome! I wish I had pictures - it was over forty years ago - but my high school best friends uncle had a George Barrister Edsel with "chunky" silver metal flake base and finer grain green metal flake "flames". I can't recall the name for the type of flames but they were a sleek elongated modernistic style rather than a traditional hot rod style flames. Can't wait to see your renderings.

[KCStudly]

Wow, that is some collection of vintage helmets. Yours?

[Atomic77]

Nope. Pinterest. Just getting some inspiration for the design!

[Atomic77]

So... For you composite guys or anyone else interested. Here's what I've been working on this week. I start with the mold and I make a part from the mold. After I pop the part off the mold I cut it and trim it to the approximate size I want. Then I build a foam frame inside to give the two parts something to glue together to. After some grinding, sanding and shaping I glue them together. Add some carbon fiber to the edge to seal the seam. And then it's ready for final sanding and finishing. The wing skin is now 100% carbon fiber and foam and will withstand some serious abuse at speeds well over 200 mile an hour. Just thought I would throw this out there today.

[Atomic77]

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[Atomic77]

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[KCStudly]

Neat!!!

[dales133]

Nice!

[OP827]

Just saw this photo when I googled U1, is that the rudder part from this boat that you are now building?
Why do these rudders usually fall off like that, shocks and then cracks or a collision?


Your work is top notch and looking great!