Have been putting together my own visuals on the RPM North drill...

Have been putting together my own visuals on the RPM North drill results as they have come in and is time to show what I see. Is very hard to get a feel for 3D space with 2D drawings as per the announcements, so I have been fiddling with FreeCAD which I use for designing 3D Printing projects for fun

Couple of notes:
- The Green are the reported significant results <10g/t only (most of which are 5g/t and above)
- The Red are reported significant results >10g/t only
- The Blue are the oustanding drill holes at RPM NORTH (can see how these have been planned to test the extent nicely with still some reasonably big gaps remaining because of the drilling from a single PAD (hard to do otherwise on this site)
- The Black Geometric I have drawn around what looks like a possible close to 10g/t zone of mineralisation (the area of which is just over 400,000 m3 (77x50x130 less some Chamfering)

VIEWS ARE LOOKING TOWARD THE DIRECTION:

PLAN Orientated North is UP





What I think the market is missing or at the very least massively understimating, is that what we are looking at here calculates out to what is firming up to be a +3m Oz Au depoit at RPM North alone based on these extensions and in a very tight zone - at surface.
The larger footprint of minimum 5g/t is closer to 200m x 125m x 375m deep geometric which needs further testing at depth (last results will help shape this for sure.)

Was dissappointing not to see extensions out to Pads 2 and 9 which might be in part why the reaction has been muted to these follow up results, but RPM South is still well in play based on rock chip samples from on the top of the mountain (can't have washed up there).

The remaining holes at North looking to be well placed for upgrade to indicated to my untrained eyes and the high grade of this particular deposit when added to the Korbel bulk resource, I can see the economics (is my area) firming very nicely.

Hope this helps understanding for all and builds some much needed confidence. But then again, I am no geologist and just a random investor on a public forum, so hoping some actual work rather than emotion and opinion might be of value to get this share price going again. Best of luck.