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I have been making models for many years, but they are flying models. Stick and tissue FreeFlight ones. Many years ago, I built many plastic models, but got away from it for a very long time.
Cleaning out a closet recently, I discovered my old Matilda tank I built many decades ago. I decided to try to make it more realistic, and here I am.
Looking forward to gaining more knowledge, and starting to build more realistic models.
Welcome to the forum
aboard!
I've done plastic since I was a little shaver, but I also did quite a few stick and tissue flying models -- mostly all Guillow kits -- back in the day.
Hope you enjoy your time here. There's a lot of knowledge and experience...some good stories...and more than a few quirky personalities, for your dining and dancing pleasure.
Cheers
Greg
George Lewis:
Started building plastic and wooden models back in '46 (6 years old) and never stopped. Along the way I did the R/C planes & sailboats, gliders, free flight, stick & tissue and indoor microfilm rubber powered planes also. I still make the ocasional stick & tissue just for the fun. There's lots of room here in our community and the surrounding area is all farmland. Lots and lots of open space.
Jim
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Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
My sons and I were big in to RC for a long time. One of my sons was the king of RC Helo's which is pretty challenging. I still have a few, gave up on the gas birds and have a few electric birds. And I have a few helis but they scare me lol. Lots of room for all forms of scale models here. Welcome.
Thanks,
John
Where've you been since 2013?
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As I recall, I joined in the hopes of learning how to make details I could apply to my flying scale model airplanes. i was not building plastic models at the time. Here's a photo of one of them. Stick and tissue, rubber powered, and it flies in a very realistic manner. It's a Junkers D1, from WW1-30 " wingspan. I hope the picture posts-still struggling a bit with the pictures.
70366AA1-AC5A-4DCB-9C4C-C8B3E7648C6C by DOHRMAN CRAWFORD, on Flickr
Dohrmc ...i was not building plastic models at the time...
...i was not building plastic models at the time...
Oh, but it's a forum for all model builders, regardless of the medium! Too bad it kept you from posting, but I hope you'll post more frequently, especially your flying models. Your D1 looks great!
Best regards,
Brad
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