10/24/09 Bash on the Boat (I'm With BOB) Thread #11

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I got some good news the other day.

Some of you in the past have asked me about the B9erSteve tagline that I go by on the boards. I'll refresh your memory in case you don't remember.

The name was based upon a hobby that I had started about 6 years ago. I was building a scale model of the Robot from "Lost In Space" While he never had a name in the series, in the pilot to the series he described himself as Robot Model B9. Hence B9erSteve. Well, about a year ago I was approached by a man named Ron who wanted to buy my unfinished Robot. Since, I had been stale on the project for about a year and I had been spending more time with my Christmas decor I decided that I could part with the robot. Well, Ron has been sending me pictures periodically on his progress and he told me that he finished the project this weekend. It was a hectic week because he had to get the Robot finished because a Production company in San Francisco wanted to borrow the Robot for a television show. It is a show on Discovery Channel named "Prototype This!" produced by the same group that does "Mythbusters" and they wanted the Robot for their season finale. So Ron wanted me to see the fruits of both of our labors. I'll share the pic that he sent me last Monday before he had to transport it to the Set.

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It just looks fantastic! Ron did a wonderful job. The portions that I personally had a hand in was the Legs (From waist to treadsection, I built from scratch), About 50% of the finish work on the torso, From just below the bubble to the top of the torso is all acrylic work done by me, The Arms/Wrists/Claws, and the programming bay (which you can't really see in this photo).
 
i still have to put the molding back on the walls today, then i'm done.:thumbsup2

i'm still waiting on that smoocher from robin for finishing this project.:hug:


cassie's coming home this weekend

princess: princess: princess: princess:

:dance3: :dance3: :dance3: :dance3:
 

I got some good news the other day.

Some of you in the past have asked me about the B9erSteve tagline that I go by on the boards. I'll refresh your memory in case you don't remember.

The name was based upon a hobby that I had started about 6 years ago. I was building a scale model of the Robot from "Lost In Space" While he never had a name in the series, in the pilot to the series he described himself as Robot Model B9. Hence B9erSteve. Well, about a year ago I was approached by a man named Ron who wanted to buy my unfinished Robot. Since, I had been stale on the project for about a year and I had been spending more time with my Christmas decor I decided that I could part with the robot. Well, Ron has been sending me pictures periodically on his progress and he told me that he finished the project this weekend. It was a hectic week because he had to get the Robot finished because a Production company in San Francisco wanted to borrow the Robot for a television show. It is a show on Discovery Channel named "Prototype This!" produced by the same group that does "Mythbusters" and they wanted the Robot for their season finale. So Ron wanted me to see the fruits of both of our labors. I'll share the pic that he sent me last Monday before he had to transport it to the Set.

DSCN3594.jpg


It just looks fantastic! Ron did a wonderful job. The portions that I personally had a hand in was the Legs (From waist to treadsection, I built from scratch), About 50% of the finish work on the torso, From just below the bubble to the top of the torso is all acrylic work done by me, The Arms/Wrists/Claws, and the programming bay (which you can't really see in this photo).
Thats amazing! Thanks for sharing.
 
i still have to put the molding back on the walls today, then i'm done.:thumbsup2

i'm still waiting on that smoocher from robin for finishing this project.:hug:


cassie's coming home this weekend

princess: princess: princess: princess:

:dance3: :dance3: :dance3: :dance3:




:thumbsup2 :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2 :thumbsup2
 
Awesome story and job on the robot Steve!!! :thumbsup2
 
question for anyone who's been to hawaii.

is it better to do a cruise or just fly there and hop around the islands?

we've been wanting to go there for ages and IF i retire in 2010 that may be a good retirement trip.:hug:
hawaii's been on our "bucket list" and since i dont have much time left:eek: (bad heart you know), thought maybe we should check into it.:yay:
friends of ours are doing a 1 week hawaii cruise the day we leave for FL.(1 week from sat)
is a week enough time in hawaii??

any advice will be appreciated.:grouphug:
 
question for anyone who's been to hawaii.

is it better to do a cruise or just fly there and hop around the islands?

we've been wanting to go there for ages and IF i retire in 2010 that may be a good retirement trip.:hug:
hawaii's been on our "bucket list" and since i dont have much time left:eek: (bad heart you know), thought maybe we should check into it.:yay:
friends of ours are doing a 1 week hawaii cruise the day we leave for FL.(1 week from sat)
is a week enough time in hawaii??

any advice will be appreciated.:grouphug:



Never been there, but that is my "dream destination" as well Mike. But I wouldn't go there for anything less than 10-14 days. Had friends go the past two April's and they were for 14 days each time. :goodvibes
 
question for anyone who's been to hawaii.

is it better to do a cruise or just fly there and hop around the islands?

we've been wanting to go there for ages and IF i retire in 2010 that may be a good retirement trip.:hug:
hawaii's been on our "bucket list" and since i dont have much time left:eek: (bad heart you know), thought maybe we should check into it.:yay:
friends of ours are doing a 1 week hawaii cruise the day we leave for FL.(1 week from sat)
is a week enough time in hawaii??

any advice will be appreciated.:grouphug:

I went in my 20's. We stuck to Oahu. I really enjoyed it. Tried to learn to surf... Failed miserably! Did some snorkling that was fun. Visited Pearl Harbor That was amazing! Next time I go I'll probably do Maui. Since the European Cruises are priced incredibly out of my range, we may make Hawaii our next stop.
 
anyone heard from shelley and woody??
they should be back from wdw by now.:wizard:
(unless shes doing the forrest gump thing and jogging across the US)
:worship: :worship:
 
I went in my 20's. We stuck to Oahu. I really enjoyed it. Tried to learn to surf... Failed miserably! Did some snorkling that was fun. Visited Pearl Harbor That was amazing! Next time I go I'll probably do Maui. Since the European Cruises are priced incredibly out of my range, we may make Hawaii our next stop.

dis meet in hawaii in 2010.:cool1: :thumbsup2
 
I went in my 20's. We stuck to Oahu. I really enjoyed it. Tried to learn to surf... Failed miserably! Did some snorkling that was fun. Visited Pearl Harbor That was amazing! Next time I go I'll probably do Maui. Since the European Cruises are priced incredibly out of my range, we may make Hawaii our next stop.
This is on my list of must see places as well. Maybe when the kids are grown up, Elaine and I can venture there. I would love to go Oahu and Waikiki Beach. Of course, the Arizona Memorial would be a must see as well.
 
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