Riding the Current
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Better pictures of my Great Garage.
These are better shots of the garage. We got a new camera so.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
My SR-71 Blackbird
This is my model SR-71 Blackbird. I have two, but this is the most realistic.
This is the ID of the plane.
This is the whole thing.
This is the front.
This is the top.
This is the left engine.Tuesday, July 25, 2006
My Great Garage
This is my Great Garage. It is a rare model to find. I am building a Dodge Viper for it. I'll post it out as soon as it is finished.
The whole thing.
This is the work-bench.
This is the tool-chest and the cabinents and shelfs.
These are all the tools laying on the floor waiting for usage. And the yellow thing is the Engine Hoist.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Our hamster Pandy
This is our Teddy-Bear hamster named Pandy. We just got her 2 days ago. To do this we put together our 14$ that we found in a pool while we were in a hotel in Georgia. She is so funny while she runs in her ball around the house with Jasmine inside. Jasmine will try to mess with her but she just runs smack into Jasmine and Jasmine leaves her alone.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
My 71' Mustang
This is my 71' Mustang that is somewhat modified. I had to do mainly toothpick and spray work. 
This is the underside.
This is the side view.
This is the front view.
This is the engine.
This is the interior.
Friday, July 21, 2006
My 73' Mach 1 model
This is my model of a 73' Mach 1. It is an almost exact replica of Dad's. This is because his is modified for Drag Racing in Orlando, Florida. He has a 460 Cubic inch engine in it and a Holly 850 Double-Pump Carburetor.
This is the right-side view.
This is the front view.
This is the engine.
This is the view were you see the side exhaust and the Mach 1 symbol.
Here you can see the interior.
This is the front view.
This is the engine.
This is the view were you see the side exhaust and the Mach 1 symbol.
Here you can see the interior. Tuesday, July 04, 2006
Kennedy Space Center
On July 1st Mom and I went to Kennedy Space Center to go see Space Shuttle Discovery launch. We had a great time except the worst part was the time we had to wake up; 5:30 in the morning!
This is just 1 of the F1 engines that proppelled the Saturn V rocket into space. They pump out an almost mind-shattering 37 Million horespower!
Here, 6 miles away, is Space Shuttle Discovery on mission STS-121 sitting on pad 39B.
This is a cruise liner we spotted on the bus out to our viewing area. It is in the port off the Banana River.
This is a Mar's rover that was on display in one of the museums.
