Breguet Fauvette

[B Sharp]

Yes, it is a bit of a b****r when life gets in the way of building but the model is coming along quite nicely Stephen.

Brian.

[StephenB]

After a long period of idleness, summer diversions and a workshop reconfiguration it's back to the building board for wing number two!

Port wing traced on the back of the plan courtesy of a neighbours patio doors, ribs cut, spars spliced and dry fitted prior to glueing up. Starboard wing nearby as a reference as I've forgotten how I built it

[B Sharp]

Nice to see you back on track with this build Stephen. Nice workshop by the way - clean and tidy and easy to work in.
Brian.

[StephenB]

Thanks Brian, I do like to be "organised" - I heard it rumoured that others hereabouts are like minded

[B Sharp]

That would be a certain Mr B Cole I suspect. Strange fellow - doesn't understand the concept of tidy.
Brian

[chris williams]

I wonder if we could come up with a formula...i.e. The number of models produced per annum in direct relation to the tidiness of the workshop?

[Barry_Cole]

I have a feeling that I may be being got at, here.



BC

[geoff_crew]

Could well be Barry, but I have a feeling it's like water off a ducks back

Geoff

[Barry_Cole]

Quack Quack

[B Sharp]

Chris, I think we could definitely come up with a relationship to the number of lost tools, servo arms, screws and other bits and pieces that inhabit the bench.
Barry, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it probably is a ………….
Brian.