I think thats a great idea. Maybe post some of the titles of the threads from our Private-Secret Handshake-VIP Club-Blood Brother (and Sisters)Member Section to show newcomers some of the topics we discuss. I think it would be very impressive and show how in-depth the LHBA forum goes.
Kola
Thanks AnneG. First though, please let it be clear to all newcomers, that my model is built far beyond the necessary extent one needs to be built. It was a bit of a run away train that turned into the final product you have seen. Anyhow, my intent is for the real thing to be 35x35.
Wow Ellsworth, that is a big pool of good folks!
one of the kids that works for me is obsessed with Rods model..so he is busting his butt to build one with that kind of detail..he asked me what he should use for the drywall!!! LOL...im gonna have to cut him off!!
Not all who wander are lost...
http://s888.photobucket.com/home/rusty_bucket_album/index
His model has so much detail just think what his home gone look like haha
Rod what you gone do with your new toy? are you gone make moat and use it for draw bridge to you log home ahha just a idea haha
When Rod start to raise his walls i want see people crawling out of the wood work to help him since he been helping so many.
Get yourself some professional help and put a stop to those thieving marauders. Works on mice too.
PS... A cute adult side note. When I originally typed in the gag web address I typed "terminatrix" just cause I thought it was cute. Yeah, you guessed it... It goes someplace weird.
We recently had a problem with our house we're selling. SQUIRRELS. They tore through the fascia boards in one area of the house and started running amok in the attic.
Since we're inside the city limits there, I couldn't use the trusty (rusty?) ol' .22 caliber. Instead, I used a Coleman air rifle with about 15 pumps in the cylinder. I took down four squirrels with that thing - all guilty, either heading into or out of the hole in the roofline. Now, we're paying for some repair work on the place to eliminate the damage and block other potential squatters.
This weekend, my wife and I were talking about the experience, and I commented that 2x4 bird/squirrel blocks in the roofline of a log house wouldn't have let squirrels in as easily as that thin stuff on the side of the house. She said, "True, but then you wouldn't have brunswick stew on the stove."
I love a country girl.
DGC
I often thought about this as viewed from a non-member's perspective, of exactly what the member's section holds, as it simply shows nothing at all when not logged in as one. Well here's a little teaser for those on the fence for taking the class.
As of the time of this posting, there are 2,152 topics, involving 18,730 posts in the member's section. Most members say the member's section is as of great a value as the class, if not more so.
So those of you still riding the fence, be sure to sign up for the email notification of future classes.
(btw, I gain nothing by making this post. I just enjoy poking tigers with sticks) :oP
Rod Reidnauer
Class of Apr. 9-10, 2005
Status: Repairing/modifying RV for temp living quarters
Thinking outside the vinyl sided box
My log model