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Excellent job, Mr Bob. Enjoyed the rerun. Thanks for sharing about the industry. Learned something new. 😎👍🏼

Catching the replay now Bob! Brian good stream bob!

Hi Bob. Enjoyed your livestream test. The replay video actually started really crisp and really good. Nice hard hat with your sticker. I usually am not able to join any livestreams but I do watch the rerun while I’m at work. Did you put your sound acoustic foam panels back on your ceilings and walls since you moved?

Nice element to bring to the hobby Bob.

Great idea for some videos Bob.. gonna be awesome to see what you make next.. so basically this was in away a bread pudding or a rasin cobbler.. looked pretty good to me..

great idea Bob.... I like this idea for more containers... thanks for sharing

Good looking mug/thermos Bob👍🏼🇺🇸😎

What’s up Bob, had no idea you did lives, looking forward to the next one👍🏼😎

Now, that was cool Bob!!

You're making me hungry, Bob. Great choice for a railroad cookbook. My wife collects those, and for my layout tour last summer she made appetizers from that book, and Dining on the B&O, Dining Recipes of the Union Pacific, and the Harvey House Cookbook. For Christmas, I added Atlantic Coast LineDining Car Cookbook to her collection. I'll have to ask her to try the raisin pudding...with your suggestions of course.

According to noted singer Tex Beneke, when travelling to Chattanooga by choo-choo, nothing could be finer than dinner in the diner. He recommends trying the ham and eggs when you get to Carolina.

Looks yummy. Thanks for sharing.

Looks Good Chef Bob . I can't wait to see what you make next time.

Awesome 👌 😊

that looks great but im a bad cook do you ship

Interesting recipe Bob. I never heard of Raisin Pudding. I'll have to give this a try.

Nice demo, something I will have to do one day. Thanks for sharing.

i would like to learn how to make some

Love it. Now you have a workbench to build benchwork.

Good work on your workbench Bob.

Always nice to have a work surface , glad to see you added a replaceable top when that gets beat up. Happy modeling !

Thanks for sharing Bob, it's definitely coming along 😊

looking great bob

Definitely a great idea, and seems a cheaper solution to buying a whole new bench.. good stuff Bob

great work keep up the great vlogs thanks for share

you made a nice video but its a shame you have to use profanity to express yourself and for that reason I would not subscribe to your channels

Thank you! I tried heating up my can before but nobody online gave a target temperature - I lowballed it out of fear of aerosol bombing my bathroom and ended up with pebbles. Also never realised it was a good idea to heat up the target ahead of time. Got given some tabletop sets for Christmas, which are deeply appreciated but the timing is rather inopportune. Thank you for the advice!

The stamping Flak18 is correct, KwK is an ink stamp on them type of cases but ultra rare to ever see a real Tiger 1 used round. Literally the only difference is the C/12 flak primer or the panzer C/22 electro primer, thought you'd never see a ztz s/30 flak fuse in a tank. 41 dated wouldn't be odd as cases did get reused, they get a punch mark to represent it. I have KwK43 AP rounds stamp dated 41 but they have electo primers and punch marks and were recovered from 505 Konigsberg KT's so nothing is unusual.

You can also emulate the same environment that is achieved by sucking the air out by displacing the air using a gas that is heavier - such as the inert gas in a can of 'computer dust-off'. You still need to use a storage container with a tight lid. 'Dust-Off' displaces the air and contains no oxygen. This also should work for such items as gasket maker compounds, etc. Before they added bitterant to it, I used to use it instead of nitrogen to preserve half bottles of wine.

great stream happy new year keep up the great vlogs and streams

Great job, Bob. Cool info about the different buffer decals. Happy new year! 🎆

I like my brother m&m mark below am sorry I missed this stream live. I am watching the replay now Dave! Keep up the good work! Brian and AJ

Sorry I missed this, had family over. I’ll have to watch it later.

Semi dumb question, if it's "gassing out" I assume it's safe enough to bring in without risk of the vapors setting off the furnace? TL:DR walk out basement is normally where I spray as garage is smaller so basement is more of the work area. And let it dry outside for warm days. Sure just being a bit paranoid, but concern is it drying and having the open flame of the furnace igniting the gases. Granted I assume it's fine for a handful of smaller models, and not crazy enough to spray inside. Will warm, spray, bring them in within a minute work for 40-50F? I've read primer in the cold could mess with the finish. Just not sure the window I have for that. Fairly new to all this, but I have a heathy respect for physics so not trying to turn the basement into a fuel air bomb lol.

Having driven truck and done some intermodal hauling. I would pickup chase and container in Nebraska and haul to bnsf yard in egerton ks trucks came in a very secured entrance then would pull up to a row that was givin unlock pens on trailer to free the container a forklift style machine comes in and is designed to lift the container off the trailer once the truck was free he pulled out the container was stacked and would later be loaded onto train with the crane trucks never had to go near tracks The empty containers for the truck drivers were picked up in an off site yard. And we would take it back to where we picked it up. I also did a ton of driving into transfer facility where loads where taken off highway trucks put into containers then taken to the intermodal yard right next to it by yard trucks. Great video!!!!!

Hey guy, I don't know your name, but you've given me new confidence. I'm 72 and have assembled models as a teen (usually planes and cars) but never used an airbrush. From what I've seen, a decent airbrush and compressor will run me in the $200-300 range. I want a good one to begin with so I'm checking all kinds of videos for advice. Thanks for posting. P.S. I have yet to start assembling a Revell 1/48 WW II Naval Corsair (remember "Black Sheep Squadron?"). Am I in the ball park as far as price? Thanks for the advice and what model airbrush and compressor do you recommend?

These are great tips. I have some items i need painted that i didn't have time to do in warmer weather so this is good to know. 😊

Any advice for painting outdoors when the target can’t be moved? I’m planning to paint some porch railings.

What is (dessican)? I cant hear or see what it is ..I am not english speaking

Danke für die vielen und interessanten Infos und Tipps mein neuer Freund.😃😃

I love it! Especially the "color that motivates you" part. Thanks Bob!

I use a tank with an aquarium heater to keep from wasting water - I can get it to 94 degrees and hold it there

Thank you for sharing! Such a great idea and it had never occurred to me!

Very nice and thanks for sharing. Dave