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Yes Christian, I was a pilot, with 2,000 hrs. flown in the Army, 1,120 hrs. in Nam. I was a CW2. Last 2 years, I was a primary instructor pilot at Fort Wolters Texas 1969 and 1970. Here is a picture after an 8 hr. mission in 1968. I'm the one on the right. And you were an accident investigator, very good. Bob.

Christian, I have about 50 hours in a Piper Cub, close in design to the L4, if not the same. I have many hours of pleasure in that aircraft. And this is what I flew in Viet Nam, in fact this Huey is from the same company that I flew in, Little Bears, 25th Aviation battalion, noted by the white little bear on the nose. Bob.

You crafty devil you, brilliant.. Bob.

Fantastic, Bob.

Christian, you are a treasure. Bob.

Beautiful work Christian, Bob.

Just saying, what are the odds that the stack of containers were too high, and then at that moment, the ship lost power? Bob.

I came up with this method for sketch transferring so that I would not have to erase the grid lines from a drawing and have only the sketch on the paper or canvas.

Christian, I want to know if the blueprint paper on your models are left on the surface and then you paint over them? Just curious. Bob.

How about pictures of this tender? Bob.

I listed the three. Bob. Search Google.

Hi Christian. I hope you don't mind, but I couldn't help but to share your work with other websites that are model building oriented. 3 to be exact, www. mylargescale.com www. ogaugerr.com and www. realisticmodelrailroading.com I think that your work deserves to be shared. Bob.

Christian, there is no difference in that statement. The word "do" just adds further to the fact that you have that ability. Adds to the compliment. Bob.

You do have a sense of humor, I love it. Bob.

Get yourself a laser cutter, much easier. Bob.

You keep on going, as your art is amazing and I am sure most like to see your work. Bob.

Free lessons? What is the address? Youtube I hope. Unless it is Youtube, the commuting might be a problem. Bob.

I wish that I could do that Excellent! Bob.

No, Caddy refers to a 1937 Cadillac automobile I once had and planned to restore, but sold it. Bob.

The Caddy is gone, too many projects. Bob.

Forget your being 82, you are a phenomenon. Keep up the great work, I enjoy looking at your work, I am amazed. Bob.

Better than a Tesla.

You have to be stubborn to do the work that you do. It amazes me. Bob.

I see what you are doing. What a good idea. You are modelling right along with the prototype rebuild. Correct me if I am wrong. Bob.

Am I to assume that the red valve that you show is the full scale item to be copied? If it is, where did you find it? Bob.