What nice old gentlemen pay me to do for them at night.

[GooglyDooglyV.2]

....building their model kits for them.

This is part of a USS Nimitz carrier commission I got a while back. While the ship is HUGE and took quite a bit of time to build, it was the Air Group that nearly killed me. 75+ aircraft, some of them have 15 or more parts each, that has to be assembled and painted...all about the size of a US quarter.

[Greyhaunt]

reminds me of all the days I used to spend painting little gaming miniatures O.O; That'll make you go blind (and grow hair on you palms and......)

[GooglyDooglyV.2]

Hey I shaved my palm first before taking that pic, because people might get the wrong idea.

[DinobotDen]

...daaaaayuuuuum.... TINY JET IS TINY!!! *Cackle*

[Sixoclock]

Hmm.. Well considering your involvment, is there really a "right" idea?

Hey I shaved my palm first before taking that pic, because people might get the wrong idea.

[victoriavictrix]

Lou, Larry says that your work is stunning.

[Dark Angel]

Oh man thats tiny!!!

[Itsaiya]

Jeeze..... 75 of those things makes me frightenned... but awesome work, as always! xD

[yah]

wow, That is cool
I have old capsule toy plane, but it is cheap..

[Geektopian]

Ouch! Reason number 580 of why I don't build ship models . Did your client request a deck crew (yes, they make 1/350 scale figures!) or did you manage to avoid that torture?

Oh, and the F18... my favorite alarm clock! Back when I first moved to New Orleans, the jet jocks at Belle Chasse used to love to light up the afterburners right as they approached the river. Living near the river, I could just about count on being jolted out of bed nice and early on Sunday morning (Sunday being my only day off at the time) about once a month.