Hey everyone! I look forward to making a contribution to the site and seeing what everyone else is working on!

How y'all doin'!

Hello all.

Just joined after seeing the 5 foot falcon thread on the RPF.

From my youtube channel (chefhawk)
"Ian sparrowhawk born in watford England.
The rest of his family is very artistic in one form or another. Ian was born with one hand, but this motivated him to try harder life. After seeing a film in London called Star wars his life changed, and not for the last time either. He met the uk 501st and his passion arose for props and prop making.
Costuming for charity as Lord vader his next project obsession was Chewbacca. This had to be sculpted and fabricated from scratch after many months of research. Combining this experience and fondness for charity and star wars whilst a keen prop builder his actual job is a professional chef and has cooked for royalty and worked in a five star hotel in London. Currently working on building a millennium falcon and trooping up and down the country. Chefhawk is a combination of his surname and Job and can be seen participating on more than a few forums and web pages"


cheers

You should notice a new PM method in the right corner called "Conversations".

This will allow you to include images in your messages now. The basic MyBB software didn't allow for this.

Please let me know if you have any issues.

Thanks,
John

I've changed the attachment settings so that pics load full size instead of thumbnails. If you think this is too much, let me know.

John

Exciting!

Hi all,
Another nutter working on a large Falcon project here in Australia. Interesting in other projects however, really trying to stay on task.
Still in the kit collecting and planning out my build phase.

Thanks for starting this John!

Hi, fellow Falconphiles!  Learned of the site from RPF so thought I'd check things out.
Cheers!

Robert

I've noticed a ton of guests in the last week or so and while I appreciate it, I'd like to have folks register if they're going to use our content. Users will now have to register with the site to access the Reference section. Hopefully this will bring more contributors.

John