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  • Today was my day to run around to different doctors offices getting lined up for physio, x-rays, meeting with surgeon, yada, yada, yada. Yesterday I spot puttied and primed the engine base and flywheel and painted them. This afternoon I took off the masking tape and paper. I'm happy with the results of my painting.
    Brian Rupnow
    Design engineer
    Barrie, Ontario, Canada

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    • Originally posted by brian Rupnow View Post
      . . . I'm happy with the results of my painting.
      Blue and red. I hope Goodwife buys your shirts and socks. 🤔
      Allan Ostling

      Phoenix, Arizona

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      • Originally posted by aostling View Post

        Blue and red. I hope Goodwife buys your shirts and socks. 🤔
        At least he didn't paint it seafoam green. I remember when I painted the battleshaper seafoam green. I posted a picture here. The resulting comments were enough that I repainted it a much darker green.

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        • Paint it guacamole green. If that;s too light, wait a few days and it will turn olive drab.
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          Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
          USA Maryland 21030

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          • Originally posted by PStechPaul View Post
            Paint it guacamole green. If that;s too light, wait a few days and it will turn olive drab.
            Or camouflage, your choice of woodlands or desert camo patterns,

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            • For a first time "Paint everything", I'm pretty pleased with this. There is almost as much work painting everything as there is in machining it. I'm happy with my Canadian maple leaf. I bought a little flag at the five and dime and used it as reference while I hand sketched the same leaf only about 3/4 as large as the one on the flag to make it fit. I wasn't sure enough of my ability to paint it right onto the white base, so I cut out a piece of 0.060" steel and painted it red, then epoxied it onto the base.



              Brian Rupnow
              Design engineer
              Barrie, Ontario, Canada

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              • Looks great Brian!
                Jon

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                • brian Rupnow , You should curl the edges of the Maple Leaf up a bit and then show off your "New Steam Roller" with the proof that it works as designed 😇. I have enjoyed following this build and you have an outstanding talent for all aspects of the build. Excellent Work!!!!!
                  Robin

                  Happily working on my second million Gave up on the first

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                  • Going to do one more video of it running now that it is all painted?

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                    • OH yes, a video of it running in all its bright colors !!

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                      • Looks like another hidden talent coming out. Looks really good Brian.
                        Larry - west coast of Canada

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                        • The blue and red is not that bad. It's a bit unusual, but..... The engine looks very good on that base, red and blue don't hurt that.

                          I probably would have left the con rods and valve rods polished instead of painted, but that's not a big issue.

                          Now, that green pipe, well,
                          Last edited by J Tiers; 05-04-2022, 11:06 PM.
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                          • Looks great!! Another job well done!!
                            olf20 / Bob

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                            • What a fantastic project Brian, thank you for taking the time to post it!

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                              • Thank for sharing you project and talent it sure is fine looking I followed your venture from beginning to finish
                                Nice job love to see a video of it running

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