Building a Chevalet de Marqueterie

[bobby g]

Great job as usual Jim. Would you consider scheduling an in-person viewing for those interested?
Bob

 

[creasman]

Would you consider scheduling an in-person viewing for those interested?

Sure! You can even take the chevy for a test drive if you like .

May is a busy month for me, but I'll look ahead for a time in June or July that will work. That will give me some time to pull together a better demonstration.

 

[bob vaughan]

I keep coming back to this thread and enjoying it.
That's no small amount of work for sure. The time taken for the process photos is most appreciated.
I even enjoyed the Pinewood Derby cars on the wall.

 

[creasman]

I even enjoyed the Pinewood Derby cars on the wall.

Thanks. The cars you see represent about eight years of construction and Derby races with my sons. My wife described herself as a "Derby Widow" in the weeks leading up to a race as we all disappeared into the basement to work on cars right up to the deadline. I recall nights the day before the race with the kids using a hair dryer to speed up the paint drying. Their ideas often exceed the time and ability. I'll take some individual pictures and start a car show thread. I'm sure others out there have some amazing examples of Pinewood Derby entries as well.

 

[bobby g]

Sure! You can even take the chevy for a test drive if you like .

May is a busy month for me, but I'll look ahead for a time in June or July that will work. That will give me some time to pull together a better demonstration.

Thanks Jim. I would be happy to help coordinate the event.
Bob