George, Sergio and Paulo thank you for your comments.
I have a few days of having started a new work project that has occupied me 100%, it is something important and necessary because there were difficult situations that affected my work activity in my business.
That's why I've had to distance from my workbench.
I hope to have the opportunity to continue advancing within before the final date of this GB and finish my project of "The Lady in the Night"
Thank you all and I will try to be present in different comments, here and other threads.
Seguiremos en contacto, gracias y saludos a todos.
Many thanks for asking my Dear friend Sergio. Before anything, it gives me a lot like to know that you are back.
I desire that health issues, soon recover your normal level (taking into account that at our age begins to be a privilege)
... on the other hand(I share with friends and colleagues of ww2aircraft), i'm going through a season complicated and I am looking for income alternate, jobs temporary, that I can clean up my economic situation.
I miss be close from my workbench, and really hope be back in a couple of months or before.
At possible I take a look at the forum, I see some news mainly in threads S to F and GB and do some comments.
In this season of parties and rest (for some) I take the opportunity to leave a message of good wishes (now in this my 2nd unfinished project), for all of you and your loved ones.
In RAF He-111P (my 1st unfinished project) I make a brief explanation about my temporary absence from the forum.
Now I take the opportunity in writing to thank Paulo (ArmoredSprue) for his beautiful words of encouragement and support (post #113) .
It seems that things are being resolved.
There is still time to return to my airplanes, but I will be able to be gradually in greater contact with this Great Forum.
Felices fiestas, un inmejorable 2020 y bendiciones.
Sinceramente,
Luis Carlos
Hello my forum colleagues. I just took some time to look through this thread.
4 years have passed since Paulo's last participation.
"There is more time than life", ... so, it mean that I will have the opportunity to study the thread and resume continuity... "time to the time"
In México we said: "Hay más tiempo que vida", so let´s "tiempo al tiempo"
For some of my Admin friends. and/or Staf, this thread is in GB-41; You consider it appropriate to be able to change it to "Start to Finish", ... ... although I consider it to be more viable when I have actually restarted the construction of my Lady D.