Hi Edo

– Nice to see you managed to finish the Pfalz – a really good save from disatser. I particulary like your wooden prop and rigging  – very convincing!

Cheers to a strong finish

Best Regards

Mikael

Edo , you have done the Pfalz Gods very well !

Congrats on getting her done and sticking with it to the finish . As long as you are happy with the end results , that's all that matters

Hi gang, sorry, long time no log-in for me. But I'm back. Beautiful Pfalz! Inspirational how you "brought it back"! Makes me want to try my own effort. Well done!

Mike

Edo,
Sorry to be so late to the party here my friend. Health issues have kept me away for awhile now so I'm really behind in all the threads I'm following.But putting that aside,your Pfalz turned out beautifully my friend.Excellent work and a great save .Can't wait to see what's next from your bench.
Highest Regards,

Hi Edo,
One effective way to understand how the
laminations work on a propeller is to take a piece
of 5 ply plywood, cutting and sanding it into the shape of a propeller.
Size is not a problem as it is not actually doing anything, so
it can be as large as you need. The laminations show up
pretty good in the plywood.
capnjock

Hi all!
I am very happy with your comments!
Makes me feel at home and incourages me to keep on going!

Gregory: I feel sorry for your health... I hope everything just tourned out ok for you! I can't wait to see you back on the bench!

Capnjock: this is a really good idea! I'll sure give it a try! Thank you, sir!

As far as my new project: I have some pictures, just have to find the time to upload them...(and, a little of suspance, is always welcome !!)

ciao
Edo

Hi Edo. I'm n ot sure how I've missed this thread in the past, but it makes a great example of how a near-disaster can be turned around into a great finished build.

Congratulations mate, excellent work !!

Cheers, D

Awesome comeback Edo!! Great work.

Mark