I and I'm sure that all members, especially those like me who consider ourselves routologists would genuinely love to see photographs taken during the making of some of these wonderful projects.
It would be boring and for you who are "addicted" to the router, it would be quite disappointing because despite to what I said in the above the router plays only a small part in the process. Let me explain.
I produce all my models in limited edition series of 6 items per series and try to produce each item in the series as identical as possible to each other. Therefore there is no woodworking skill involved, only the engineering/manufacturing process. I am an engineer, not a woodworker and I could not teach any of you the woodworking skills. Your skills would be better than mine. Each of my projects, as any manufacturing process, starts with tooling and making templates and jigs for the manufacturing process, and I can tell you it is not much exciting about that only tedious work. After that comes the lumber cutting and shaping to the required profiles. There is a bit of woodworking skill involved as I am using wood instead of metal. After that comes the manufacturing of the individual parts - purely mechanical, and then final assembly. Boring, boring, boring but I love it!