My name is Dale. I am a member of the LSP forum. This is only the second forum I have joined.
My reason for becoming a modeler is as a form of medical recovery. I have several disabilities. Most worrying is that my hands are numb. I have found modeling is helping me overcome this disability. I've been in a long battle with cancer dating from January 2014, and have lived in hospitals for approximately 18 months. 200+ chemo treatments and 19 months on a 24/7 infusion of a mind altering experimental drug.
My brain has suffered damage, hence my name here, and I am hoping to recover somewhat using modeling. So far it seems to be helping.
I have been working on 1/32 scale aircraft but wish to learn other techniques.
I have searched and found a Tamiya T34 that is only about $30.00. I gather it is basic and that is perfect for me.
I come to this as a newbie, willing to learn. I may ask questions as I go and hope not to be a bother.
I'd like to thank you for having me. I look forward to meeting new people. I am mainly stuck at home, aside from visits to hospital.
I wish to expand into another area. I am unsure why, but possibly due to brain damage I have spent the past year focusing on building and painting cockpits. I've yet to complete a single model. Although I am working hard to complete a Ki-44 Shoki now. I am happy to report my cockpits look decent.

My hope is that by expanding and learning new techniques I can then break from this loop I find myself in.
I do hope I am not a pain or annoying in any way.
Nice to meet you.
Yours. Dale




















