Well we do have big rats out here. He's part fox and he and his even shorter friend make rats go away.Funkme said:
junknutz1975 said:
Thanks guys! Its really hot here too but its the humidity thats the real killer. Makes it hard to breath. The feet aren't quite done yet. Those are just the ankle and top of the foot bones. Now I have to finish the toes. Trying to make all the little bones of the foot proved to be kinda challenging, but I feel I got them all in there. Its supposed to cool off later this week so I plan to get alot done before the next heat wave.LukeTheJoker said:
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Lowlife Lucas said:
Thanks! Nuff with the feet though, I gotta get started on the skull. One of the hardest parts to make by far but one of the funnest because it should start to give him some personality. Every time I make a skull, and Iv'e made a few dozen, I try to make it different than the last but you never know what you'll end up with because it would be impossible to plan it on paper. But so far Im happy with how its coming along and just getting started on it is the hardest part.Spokeshave said:
Tommy Atoms said:I needed some motivation this morning so I decided to take my Pennyfakething out. It was a great ride and after you ride bikes of this sort you tend to get a confidence that you can handle it. So ever since I put the seat on, Iv'e been eager to see if my measurements were correct and if the seat was comfortable and also to see if the flex problem is fixed .And even though I know stacking milk crates on top of each other is not a great idea, I threw all caution into the wind and climbed on. The seat position is perfect, its very comfy. The flex problem has been cured and It also appears that my knees should clear the handlebars. So this is all great news for the bike build and now it was time for my dismount. Remember to center your foot on the milk crates, right ? Yeah right. I ended up landing in that one little open spot with my rump landing on that extension cord end. My neck landed on the edge of the blue crate and my legs were tangled up in the rest of the mess. Surprisingly I got up and really the only sore spot was my beep end. I cant believe Ive already fallen off it and it aint even done yet. Sheeesh! Oh yeah my bike stand has a new bend too. See it?
Yes all that is yet to come. This was just a test fit for me. Now I can make a step or two for it. As for hurting. Ive got a huge bruise on the side of my foot and as for my bottom side... well lets just say it was easier to stand up today, than sit.Kroozerdave said:
I dont know if it was intentional or not but the chest plate kinda looks like a tie in this pic ... like this guy means business :lol: Tommy Atoms said:
