Yesterday was an interesting Monday. I got my MRI results back and they found a small little thing in my bladder. So I’ll be in and out of seeing the doctors for a while.
It will have to be removed. I’m having a Cystoscopy procedure today. It’s likely it’s not cancer. But I have been living with the discomfort of this for a while now and either way it will be a relief to have it removed. Whatever treatment follows after that follows and I should be down with it.
So writing here may be sporadic at times. We’ll see. But if it gets a bit quiet you’ll know why. Not to worry I’m just dealing with it and I’ll be OK.
Moving on to more fun details of life Mark Helmick brought over a first cut and particle assembly of the Steve Neill’s Garage 1/32 kit. He did a bunch of trail fitting and this is going to be one great little kit. It will have options available too.
Like garage tools and equipment due to my latest acquisitions of a resin printer and a PLA printer.
Both were gifts. One from my good friend Carl Soto and the resin printer was a 10th anniversary SNG Studio gift from my very long time friend Dave Wooten of Smith Brothers Hobby Center.
It’s my hope between the laser cutter, resin printer and PLA printer I’ll be able to put out some nice model kits, figures and more. It will take me some time to get up to speed on all this. I already have the PLA printer ready to run tests soon.
I did a maiden flight with electric power of my all scratch built, hand cut, Aquila Grande at the field last Sunday. It flew very well and that’s another one under my belt for now.
I’ve started back to the wood built F4U Corsair also given to me by Dave and hope to get that one flying soon too.
The Art of Steve Neill 
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
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Thank you Cindy.
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