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maybe they can just follow this post
lol send them the link
Thanks for the link Tankboy Revell already has my info required there on the link from previous contacts. The stories there were great to read.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
I can't even attend as I do not live in north america. Great.
"Every War Starts And Ends With An Invasion".
What a wonderful idea and a great opportunity to share with the modeling community, especially for the un-paranoid among us, like me.
Thanks for posting the link--I'll definitely take part!
I modeled whatever my "boss" wanted in the display case. I started at 10 (64) & by 13 I had my badger air brush & was building "professionally" for the local hobby shop. I did mostly Revel, Monogram, Tamiya, AMT. For fun I did Guilows & Sterling Ukies for .049 or rubber free flight.
Reid
Grumman Iron Works Fan.
"Don't sweat the small stuff. And.... it's ALL small stuff, until you hear INCOMING!!!!!!"
I don't think that they care if your first memories were with Revell kits, just when you first began modeling. My first were all the older companies. From what postings I saw, most folks were not even mentioning brands. As for personal information, all they wanted was a first name, date of birth and place of birth. I suppose you could put anything down for those if it bothers you. I just thought it was a fun little thing to do.
Aurora and Lindberg kits were my normal fare growing up.
Sprue-ce Goose Dunno if they want to know that most of the kits I built as a child were AIRFIX and AURORA.......
Dunno if they want to know that most of the kits I built as a child were AIRFIX and AURORA.......
For me they were all balsa or pine. Plastic didn't come along till I was a teenager :-( I don't think Revell did any that weren't plastic, though I did build a large number of Monogram balsa kits.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
No thanks, never liked anything Revell. And they don't need my personal information.
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
Hello, I ran across this site that Revell is running. They'd like to have you share your first modeling memories. The site is www.buildthememory.com
It looks like fun, so link on and have fun.
Doug
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