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PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2015 9:23 am 
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Looks great Howard.

The base turned out nice.

BTW, what are you using for the snow on the roof peak.


Steve


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PutzinVT wrote:
Looks great Howard.

The base turned out nice.BTW, what are you using for the snow on the roof peak.

Steve

still using my old stand buy...Snow-Tex(R)...here is pix of the container...the labels have been changed a few times over the years...but the name is the same...got mine at either hobby lobby or michael's...


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paulrace wrote:
Howard, thanks for posting. Some of the earlier photos didn't show up here, so I went back to my archives and restored them. Sorry about that. Please let me know if you see any other places where the photos are missing.

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i know you are greatly relieved that the vast majority of the huge "server migration glitches" are behind you...things appear back to normal as far as login, viewing and posting from what this "old tech dinosaur" can tell...

my very best regards...howard...

oh, yes...many, many thanks for keeping this forum going...despite all the setbacks... :D

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This house is really beautiful, the curved stairs, the porch, the purple fence. Thank you sharing.

And Paul, thank you for getting us through the server switch. It was pretty painless for us forum users.

Thank you very much.
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You're welcome. I have done my share of hacking this month. ;-)


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