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Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2018 2:31 am
by KSaarni
Always as interesting to watch / follow...

especially "the moment" when the page "pops-up" after some time of waiting..
"What shall we see on the latest update" will be revealed!

:-)


- Kari

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2018 6:20 am
by mostrich
Each of your updates knows to impress, Mark. The detail of the Humvees look exceptional!

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2018 2:53 pm
by Duke Maddog
Thank you very much everyone for the awesome replies.

Carlos, thanks! I can attest that I did not breathe for awhile when those helo deck decals first came off the backing paper like that. Thank God they behaved and went down well. Thanks also for the word on the Humvee door. I figured they were a metal frame with fabric covers, but I didn't know they would fit that badly in real life.

Kari, thanks! This time you had two pages that you had to wait for to "pop-up". I'm glad they were worth it.

Mostrich, thanks! I am happy with the way those Humvees came out.

Stay tuned guys, more to come.

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2018 7:49 am
by mustang1989
This never gets old Mark. Love looking at all the modeling that you crank out bro. Good stuff. :wink:

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2018 2:31 pm
by Stikpusher
Mark, in the summertime, we often took the doors off of our M1037s, and left them in the motor pool conex. The added air flow for cooling while driving in 100*+ temperatures was more important than anything else.
Let’s just say that the phrase “made by the lowest bidder” was so accurate when it came to those soft doors. The clear portion did not stay clear for long, eventually fogging to the point of being as opaque as wax paper, the zipper seams sewn into to the fabric for opening and closing those windows would rip away-usually in the upper corners and in the worst weather times when you wanted them to stay shut, the latches and hinges were not durable...

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2018 4:34 pm
by Duke Maddog
mustang1989 wrote:This never gets old Mark. Love looking at all the modeling that you crank out bro. Good stuff. :wink:
LOL! :rofl: Thanks Joe! I love your first sentence there! I appreciate the compliments man, and I'm always glad to see you stop in and post.

Carlos, man, what a story! I never knew things were that bad with those. I guess that gives new meaning to the term "mickey mouse" work! Thanks again for filling me in, that really does enhance this build for me.

Maybe I should search the internet to get pics of these doors acting like this so I can post it next to them in the next contest I enter them in. That should give me points for accuracy! LOL! :lashed:

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2018 1:00 pm
by Medicman71
Excellent work as always Duke!! I really like the F-2. That's on my to get list.

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 3:18 pm
by Duke Maddog
Thanks Medic! I highly recommend one. I'll be looking forward to seeing yours being built when you get it.

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2018 6:17 am
by Stuart
Great Update Mark - Superb work all around!

Re: Maddog Manufacturing 2018 Production

Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2018 4:30 pm
by Duke Maddog
Thanks Stuart! Production has slowed down considerably due to so many issues cropping up and clumsiness escalating. It sure has done a number on the mojo lately. We'll see how long it takes me to recover it and get back to the bench.