checking in

How is you recovery on that knee, bill. My ex-mom in law had it and it has changed her life completely although she had a freak complication after the surgery which drastically slowed down her recovery. However, now all that is behind her. It has given her a new life.

Recovery? Well, I'm stiff and sore, when they take a hack saw to your bones I guess that's to be expected. I'm getting around, and now it is just a matter of time, and a couple of more weeks of therapy (i.e. Torture?). I can drive so I'm probably in good shape for about 4 weeks post surgery.

Bill Shuey

old hoodoo wrote:

There's a coincidence. A friend of mine also had freak complications after a knee replacement op. Thankfully she's better now and the new knee is working well for her.

I hope your's turns out as good, Bill. Best wishes for your recovery!

The 1/48 Canberra has been announced by two companies. CA and Airfix.

Dave

I guess that's what we call a feast or famine situation. I have that Falcon 1/48 kit decalled and am fitting the landing gear as soon as I can get back down to the work bench again. Never fails.

Bill Shuey

All the guys who are now waiting for the Airfix kits will now thank you! Best wishes for a speedy recovery. One of my cousins had both her knees done down there in Maryland. She had a bad reaction too but is now up to par. BTW, the next time Charlie invites you up for dinner, he'll be the ex-mayor.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

Hi Bill,

Glad to hear your op went well.

By the way thanks for almost completing the vac Canberra that's always a sure fire method of getting a new injection kit ;-)

A guess its a good time to catch up on the DVD's for you now while your still laid up, did you ever get the copy of "Battle of Britain" that you wanted ?

Good to have you back

Happy modelling Ant

I have the resin 1/48 B-57G that I was thinking about starting. I guess now I'll wait and see what the injection Canberras look like before starting the resin one.