You guys are great

**Meticularius** · Oct 26, 2015, 11:23 AM

The creative accomplishments of all you guys is impressive. You all deserve a pat on the back. Together, sharing, you present the evolution of ideas clearly and effectively. As a worker myself I know the pride of accomplishment and the disappointment of failure, and the courage to continue. I'm a 67 year old wood worker with some metal working back ground. I worked a few jobs as machinist, tool grinder, carpenter, cabinet maker, mill worker, apartment repairman, home fixer, doing all the usual things in electrical, plumbing, masonry, painting. In small crafts I use all the usual tools for miniatures but in recent years have slowed down to just grandpa fixing things for the family, kids, and a few friends.

**kbalch** · Oct 26, 2015, 11:37 AM

Hi Meticularius,

Welcome!

Sounds as though you've got a great deal of experience spanning a wide range of skills. What sort of miniatures are you crafting? Let's see some pics!

What's next on your project list?

Ken

**Meticularius** · Oct 27, 2015, 04:40 PM

Hello Ken,

Sorry about the delay in answering. My first project is to master the password sign-in here, and the accuracy of my typing skills. I don't have any miniature projects scheduled right now (I'll just be fixing things as they appear). I am working pallets in my back yard, using 12' telephone poles at four corners of a 12' x 8' rectangle to construct a shed, multiple old windows and doors to construct a greenhouse, planning a tool kiosk that looks like the Tardis from Doctor Who fame, and developing a dual garden: one at ground level using fertilizers and one split level at both ground level and waist high that is organic. I won't have pictures for several months. Sorry. I don't usually join forums, but I did want to say publicly what an excellent job all you guys are doing and that I appreciate your efforts, accomplishments, and public sharings.