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Welcome back Warspite. Nice to have you return. We're doing some 3D printing. I have some pics to upload. Just getting started with that. ;)

Nice to have you aboard. We have lots of people who look at what's being done here, and we happily welcome you. ;)

You guys got this backwards. These were the "BSG" "Hoover" vehicles. They were used to vacuum the huge interior of the ship, then the dust was turned into dirt for planting gardens. :)

Hey, wait a minute, you can drive a real tank to a photo shoot and get model of the month? Pretty intensive way to do that!! :)

Rest in Peace, Joe. May you journey well. Joe was one of the "Good Guys", you could see that in his posts. He added to our circle and to the world. Good people are what this world just can't have enough of. May his family be consoled and receive peace. :)

Some excellent models there. A very nice find! :)

Those sifting experiences can be a real drag. I got sifted out of a Motorcycle forum that I was a major participant in, because of a software error on their part. It took me a year to get back in. They thought I had died or something. They were just as happy to have me back as I was to be...

Great find!!! :)

Addendum: I was playing with an A.I. art generator and came up with some really freaky, but cool looking ground effect vehicles. I was surprised, as that topic is not as broadly covered, how easy it was to see where the program got concepts from, and how sometimes it really got it right, and...

A.I. will only be able to amalgamate what the human race has programmed into it, and what it discovers by auto searching. A.I. often creates models that make no sense, like the spindly legs on that model. When I started programming automated machinery, everyone was afraid. It created more...

Just for the record, the link you guys provided lasted 1:06 minutes, and just had links where to watch Star Trek for pay. Kind've useless, they may have been something before, but they are both leading to the same page. ;)

The last two sets of pictures are beautiful train sets. I've never seen them before anywhere. The colors and patterns are a sight to behold.:)

The words "Cribs" is also used just as often. It's actually more proper using "Christmas Crib" for the basket holding the "Christ Child", and "Nativity Scene" for the whole diorama. America is a big country, the slang use of the word "crib" is mostly on the "West coast", i.e. California. You...

Soon, you'll be able to animate your own "Star Wars" Episodes!! :)

7 ZIP is an excellent program, and has opened files that it has found corrupted, but you have to open the console up and fiddle around. 99.9% of the time, it just opens any file I throw at it.

I contacted "LEGO" once about making single layer squares and rectangles, so you could make parts that are mirrored. They replied, "We do not take suggestions from anyone". I wasn't asking for money, I did send them some renders, stated I was asking for nothing, just the ability to purchase...

You can greeble large parts of a model after you have built it. ;)

In some parts of the U.S.A., the words "Crib(s)" means your apartment. Sometimes when I read the title of your thread, I expect to see an apartment decorated for Christmas. ;)

I could probably build this model, but the time doesn't add up. I'm 67 now, now add another 50 years, well, people just don't live that long. ;)

Looks better than the one in the movies!! :)