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[Howard]

Sadly just a up-date Gents, Still waiting Heart op hoping sometime in the next few months we know what it is just now waiting to get it manded, A special pace-maker for one chamber of my heart. but covid and now strikes ar,nt helping am always drained at the moment. so much i want to do.please keep faith in me am coming back.
            Regards Howard.

[Martin (Admin)]

Hi Howard,

Good to hear from you, hang in there.....

Thinking about it, there's enough mechanics, engineers and electronics experts on here... maybe we could have a go?! 

Martin 

[steve mahoney]

Good idea Martin – a few old servos, and esc and a lipo battery. Might need a few new scalpel blades though 

[Howard]

mmmm Thanks lads was thinking a T12 from Mobile Marine Models might be good at pumping blood. lolbetter then the 37% I have now with this ticker.
               Regards Howard.

[garethjones35]

Sadly Howard never got to finish his beloved SD 14 card model.  After a long period of poor health he passed away peacefully at home in January 2024.   R.I.P. Howard Main

[Martin (Admin)]

Oh Dear,
How very sad.....

This was a very enjoyable build with great humour, he'll be sadly missed on this Forum.

Our most since condolences to the family...... 



 Martin - ModelBoatMayhem

 

[Colin Bishop]

Yes, another very sad loss.

Thanks for letting us know Gareth. So frequently people just sort of disappear and you never know what happened to them unless a family member has picked up on their membership of Mayhem.

Colin

[roycv]

I echo that, very sad when a member passes.  8 years in the building, I hope his end was easy.
Condolences to the family
Roy
 

[warspite]

RIP Howard,


I always loved reading the progress of his SD14, its a pity he never finished it, sorry to hear he passed away, if peaceful - a blessing, will be sorely missed.

[Martin (Admin)]

For those of us that loved Howard's build & post, there's a very interesting one in progress on Facebook:

 1/40 MASYU MARU   by  Minoru Okudab - https://www.facebook.com/groups/3254456231264232/user/100006122440098/


https://hokkaidoguide.com/museum-ship-mashu-maru/

The name of this vessel is "Mashu Maru. "
The ship is currently docked and preserved in Hakodate, Japan. This time, we worked on the construction of the double bottom at the stern.
The process for creating the model proceeds in the following order:
creating 2D CAD detailed drawings → printing out on A3 size → cutting → assembly.
The structural components of the hull will use paper with a thickness of 0.6 mm. The shell plate will be after fitting.
Please refer to the assembly drawing for the parts made this time.
Please refer to the assembly map for this production location.