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Post by Mastercaster on Dec 29, 2011 12:02:32 GMT -8
  Instead of showing you the usual boring task of the parts molds being made. Here are a couple of pics of my nice parts turned into a really beautiful Corvette built by Mike Hanson. This is the original issue with the opening hood and trunk lid. Sure does look good. I make the PROMO style Chassis. The windshield is one of my clear resin cast parts. Photos courtesy of Mike. |
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Post by davewilly on Dec 30, 2011 6:23:49 GMT -8
That looks really good. Its nice to see some of your castings as finished product. You really should list the kits you have available in your section so we know what all you have Mr. Looms!
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Post by Mastercaster on Dec 30, 2011 6:53:43 GMT -8
Yes, I suppose I should. There are some items that I make in shrouded secrecy in my lab. Most everything I show can be available. I do have some projects I am behind on and for some reason I'm just really dragging my feet getting some Cosma Ray parts finished. PM's and Emails are welcome. If I'm taking too long email me often for updates, I might just be forgetting to do it. It's tough being CRS sufferer! Showing something built by a professional builder is nice to see.
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Post by moonmodler on Dec 30, 2011 8:14:04 GMT -8
Greg,
I you want to bring attention to your product line, you need a catchy DBA. I suggest "Watchout Resins" OK... maybe not.
Bernie
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Post by moonmodler on Dec 30, 2011 8:16:19 GMT -8
Or maybe a tricky name combining the first syllable of your daughters name along with your last name. LOL
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Post by Mastercaster on Dec 30, 2011 9:40:09 GMT -8
Or maybe a tricky name combining the first syllable of your daughters name along with your last name. LOL That's funny, but what is a DBA? I have thought of a lot of different names. I should have been in marketing. For example, my nickname at work is Hairy. Now if I had a dairy, it would be Hairy's Dairy: "FROM OUR TITS TO YOUR TOTS" |
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Post by Danno on Dec 30, 2011 10:43:34 GMT -8
Or maybe a tricky name combining the first syllable of your daughters name along with your last name. LOL That's funny, but what is a DBA? I have thought of a lot of different names. I should have been in marketing. For example, my nickname at work is Hairy. Now if I had a dairy, it would be Hairy's Dairy: "FROM OUR TITS TO YOUR TOTS"
That's TOO FUNNY, Greg!  I'm still laughing ... I'm just glad you're NOT in the dairy business! 
How about > > > > Since you're kinda pale of complexion but much quicker than the now-once-again-defunct nick-name thief, you could name your venture ... wait for it ... (drum roll, please) ... wait for it ...
The Alabaster, Faster, Master Caster! (Rim shot, please)
Uh. Okay. Seriously, "DBA" is an acronym for the phrase "Doing Business As" which signifies an entity or person is using another name to conduct business.
For example, the Kressge Corporation started some discount stores and named them K-Mart. Thus, it was 'Kressge Corporation DBA K-Mart.' (As you know, they later shut down all their dime stores and renamed the corporation K-Mart.)
In your case, it might be 'Greg Wann DBA The Master Caster.'  |
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Post by Danno on Dec 30, 2011 10:45:40 GMT -8
Greg, I you want to bring attention to your product line, you need a catchy DBA. I suggest "Watchout Resins" OK... maybe not. Bernie
Maybe not that, either. |
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Post by Mastercaster on Dec 30, 2011 11:20:41 GMT -8
I'm too sexy for my resin! I kind of like the MASTER CASTER but I'm still a little shy about such a title. I suppose that if every part I made came out to my exact desired perfection instead of getting fought back I would feel better about it. For the most part I'm on the upper side of the conquest but still no Modelhaus. I sure am hoping to do good tires on the Ren project. It is still in development in the shadows of the lab. Right down here in this little corner by where the short bus is parked. LOL
My wife and I got in a fight when we first married, she told me I must have rode the short bus. I really had no clue what she was talking about. After she explained it I had to explain that I grew up in a poor farming community and that us retarded kids had to ride the regular bus with the smart kids.
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I'm still laughing ... I'm just glad you're NOT in the dairy business! 
