Building a scale model is a great hobby. Having nice displays takes it to another level. In this post, I’m going to teach you guys how to make a simple base for your scale models, whether it be Gundams, Military models or sci-fi (like the one in the example: my Imperial AT-ST).
Shall we start?
Isa na itong, common Pinoy phrase. “Bahala Na Si Batman”.
Pero paano kaya pag si Robin ang nag bitaw? Lols.
We hear it everyday. We see it posted in Facebook, Plurk, Twitter and other SNS. You get text messages like it. But, what EXACTLY IS Jologs? Where did it originate? What constitutes being one?
It’s a boring, lazy Sunday and I tried to do a little Googling and share with you what I found…
To all my readers and friends. Here’s wishing you a Merry Christmas!
Looking forward to another great year ahead for all of us!
Peace!
~ Mon Macutay (aka GM Tristan)
It’s those I’m-so-excited-with-a-new-toy-and-totally-forgot-about-blogging kinda week. Anyways, gotta catch up!
Last week, I got myself a brand new Sony Playstation 3 120 GB slim. Got it for P15,000.00 at iTech in Glorietta. Anyways, here are the unboxing shots at the office. Thanks to Chino Carrion for allowing me to use his nice phone for the photos…
Also, I’d like to thank office-mate Paul Uy for convincing me (and helping me procure) this baby. Thanks, Paul!
A couple of weeks ago, I finally turned over the cash and in-kind donations to Habitat for Humanity, my official charity org/partner for my Baseco Birthday charity drive. Thanks to all the donors, we’ve managed to raise around P41,000.00 and got a lots and lots of old clothes, toys, books and other in-kind donations for the poor kids of Baseco, Tondo.
Habitat finally sent me via email the photos of the event. Allow me to share them with you. Again, many thanks to all who donated and offered support for this event… this is my best birthday ever. Just seeing the smile on the kids’ face gives me so much joy! I hope you feel the same way too.
Unbelievable!
Only in the Philippines. Here’s one for the record books too – a group of Muslim kidnappers have freed their captive, Fr. Michael Sinnott, 79, since they were eager to watch the Pacquiao-Cotto fight.
Details after the break
When Ondoy’s floods ravaged through the metropolis, there were scores of unsung heroes who risked their lives to save others. It’s in these moments, that I am proud to call myself a Filipino and I salute and throw all my respects to these guys. Guys such as Pfc. Venancio Ancheta, who saved 20 before drowning himself and Muelmar Magallanes, a teenager who rescued 30 before giving up his own life.
But there’s another Filipino real-life hero that will make you proud to call ourselves his “kababayan”.
This is the story of Efren Penaflorida, who himself is nominated as one of CNN’s Heroes.
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