The Phantom Manor - Ray Keim

[Art Deco]

Wonderful work on this major project, it's really impressive! Congratulations, Jim! Thanks for sharing all the photos along the way! Bravo!

[peter taft]

Great Job Jim. Love the shot with the moon I really enjoyed following this build, and especially the banter - oh and not forgetting the Video up-dates, they were cool ! Good to hear you are going to be building something else soon.

[bagpiper]

Originally Posted by kingjason14

Awesome build!

Thank you

Jim

[bagpiper]

Originally Posted by Texman

That is totally cool Jim

Hey Texman. Thanks mate. Very enjoyable build. Now it's time to get the gee Bee finished. Still not sure what I'm going to build next though ???

Cheers
Jim

[bagpiper]

Originally Posted by Art Deco

Wonderful work on this major project, it's really impressive! Congratulations, Jim! Thanks for sharing all the photos along the way! Bravo!

Thanks mate. I think I took over 200 pictures and video on this build. Lot of fun. This year is going great so just need to figure out what's next, other than getting back to the GeeBee that is.

Originally Posted by peter taft

Great Job Jim. Love the shot with the moon I really enjoyed following this build, and especially the banter - oh and not forgetting the Video up-dates, they were cool ! Good to hear you are going to be building something else soon.

Thanks for your support Peter. This was a lot of fun.

Cheers
Jim

[mystic1642]

Great Job Jim!!
I'm a newbee to the world of paper and was looking for helpful hints on putting another Ray Keim and found this thread. Loved the videos and pics! Learn something every time I read this forum.
BTW I live in St. Louis also... where did you get the Pitt Pens??

Cheers
Cherie
PS. Watch out for the tornadoes this year!

[bagpiper]

Hi Cherie. Small world as they say. Thanks for your nice comments. I got the pitts pens from Blick online but I think there is a shop in St. Louis now. You can get them one at a time or in sets. But you can find them easily. You just have to be careful when using them as the ink runs a little but like anything else, you need to learn to use them too.

All the best and hope that helps
Jim