Bolleken's 1:72 stuff

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The Spruce Goose is built by a Gentleman named John Meyer.
Have been following his WIP on a facebook discussion group for more than a year.

Impressive in picture, must have been totally outstanding in reality!

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It was Kari! I watched him bring it in on a special tray. I was amazed it got in the door! Stunning work!
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Hi Marius! I hope you and your family are doing well—and looking forward to your return to the building forum!!! All the best!!!

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Hi Bruce,

We returned pretty good. But since end of August so many incidents and changes happened avoiding me from modeling. New job, defect and replaced heater. The old heater forced a water damage in two rooms. Affected is also my working space. I hope to return to it and modeling in two or three weeks.
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Bolleken wrote:Hi Bruce,

We returned pretty good. But since end of August so many incidents and changes happened avoiding me from modeling. New job, defect and replaced heater. The old heater forced a water damage in two rooms. Affected is also my working space. I hope to return to it and modeling in two or three weeks.
Oh no. sounds terrible!

Hope things look better....


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Good luck recovering from that heater issue. At least afterward you should have a better workspace!

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So sorry to learn the news of the flooding. Good luck with repairs. I sincerely hope none of your models were damaged by the moisture. That would be very difficult. Also you mention changing to a new job, my sincerest best wishes for your success, Marius!

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I am still alive. And a finish is close...
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So good to come slowly back...

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Oooo…..nice scheme. Well done!! Welcome back!!
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A beautiful build of a forgotten “fabulous 50’s” type! :shoutout:
Very nice to see your work here again!
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