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sad :( i've learned much from him...
Humper Beam
I remember seeing little flyers in old Monogram kits you mentioned in the other thread. In fact, he inspired me to try my hand at dupicating the diorama on the kit box. It wasn't the best but it was good enough for me as a 10 year old then. I sure wished I still had that diorama.
Aside from the model makers at ILM in the 1970s, Shep was THE guy that EVERYBODY looked up to in this hobby.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
No worries, Karl.
BlackSheepTwoOneFour Doog, sorry to hijack your thread but Abraham Lincoln is the one true person that "belongs to the ages now".
Doog, sorry to hijack your thread but Abraham Lincoln is the one true person that "belongs to the ages now".
A thread has already been posted by dirkpitt in another forum thread. LOL!
Hey guys,
Sad news to report from a Shep Paine Tribute Facebook page that I liked:
"Shep Paine. 10:33am Aug 2Sad news. He belongs to the ages now."
This man's contributions and influence in the modeling world cannot possibly be over-estimated. He is my original mentor, and the dog-eared, fingerprint-stained pages of his books which I still own are a testament to his personal influence on me.
I salute the man, the modeler, the legend. Shep Paine died today.
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