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I’ve been away from the bench for 8 days now minus maybe 6 hours of commission weathering. The pictures
attached show just legs being added to the blow tank that I still dislike. Maybe when I get the discharge pipe, valve, and pump under the blow tank with the support braces I might feel better about it. Seems too high for the surroundings but I’ll wait to provide additional judgement.
I will try to paint the 6’ exposed concrete foundation a concrete color the next couple of days. Instead of masking the concrete foundation I sprayed the foundation the same timevasbthevwalls, it a Vallejo surface primer Israeli Sand color. I looking to get I hope a more Tacoma, Washington type of old concrete, a bit more beige/sand than grayish concrete
I’ve been in a modeling funk so hopefully this small goal will shake me out of this…
Thank you. The funks come and go with me. This one just seems to be lasting a bit longer. Since we’ve been home on the 13th I think we’ve only had a couple days of sun. It feels more like a gloomy February than an April and now May. I’m tempted to put up my SAD light walls but while only in the 40’s this afternoon the local weather lady is promising lots of sun.
