Mornin' gents.
frapjap wrote:You're right about the xbox doing it all. We use it for tv, some music, and dvd on occasion. The 1 looks pretty sweet, I think Lindsey may get one around xmas.
Has anyone played the Alien:isolation game? I was playing the demo on the xbox home page last night and got frustrated with some of the logic puzzles.
Body work is fun. Its an awesome skill to pick up, too. It can help you flip cars with cosmetic blemishes, or, like you said, aid your knowledge in paint less dent repair. However, some of the stuff a real body person can do is impressive- smashed in B pillars and quarter panels, getting the old smashed panels off with out hurting everything else around it, etc. I compare it to being an artist looking at a block of marble trying to find the shape. The guy I worked with on the Trans Am just laughed when I brought that up.
Oh the Xbox 360 doesn't even scratch the surface of what the XB1 can do. I honestly don't even use all of the features myself, but considering how much they've dropped in price they are a much better buy now than they were. I bought one back when they were still $499 and thought I was getting it at a steal for $450. Now you can pick them up for less than $400
I haven't played the Alien game yet. I noticed last night that they have a bunch of games on sale on the XB360 though that you can buy right through the system. I picked up Injustice: Gods Among Us for $6 last night on there.
Body work and detailing is going to be my major focus, but I really want to learn more about metal fabrication as well. I also want to eventually learn how to do fine detail stuff like pinstriping by hand and ect. Basically I want to start with paintless dent repair and detailing, then expand from there. Then my tentative plan is 10 years from now have my own business up and running doing that then maybe flip some cars here and there as well. It may never grow to be more than a part-time gig, but i'm totally cool with that if it doesn't.