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Saturday I went to a meeting of the Hickory NC Modelers,they hold it in a fantastic Hobby Town,it's pretty much like a mom and pop shop with a lots of supplies and kits.It was really good to sit around and chat with fellow modelers and show off some builds for a couple of hours.
Afterwards I had to stop at the museum,it's in a small airport,they have quite a few pieces,but they're beat up,but they are veteran aircraft.Inside they have quite a few models on display along with some memorabila.There's no admission,just by voluntary donation,so stop in for an hour or so if your in the area.
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I never get tired of looking at these display aircraft. Every so often I run by the old Olathe Naval Air Station site to look at their displays. One of them is a two seater A7.
knox
Sounds like a fun day!
Thanks,
John
That's great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Bill
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
About two and a half hours from me. I keep meaning to get down there. Think I'll give it a shot this spring when it warms up some more.
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
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