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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 10:54 PM
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beth

its a pleasure having another fellow thomasian aboard! you're kinda fiesty for a newcommer. anyway, i'm an arch't and we do share the same college building/campus before, bout my handle yes its old cristened by my co-workers in the field somehow i've gotten use to it.

okey, about your braille F-8E delema, i can't say much regarding the hasegawa kit except for its poor reviews, i have both the kangnam and acadeny kits so far,the kangnam kit is the cheapest one around at P280 its similar to the ESCI kit ,the details are simplified with some effort the kit has potential, the new academy kit cost twice as the kangnam but, far better with little corrections... i bought mine at JMNs for P400+ last week and had one more in reserve, i think only JMNs has stock of the kit, i'm currently converting the first kit into PAF F-8H version w/c i hope to enter on the BAC cup on the 30th or in the Natls on Oct.

The IPMS-Phils Bert Anido Chapter Cup is regurlay held every May in honor of Mr. Bert Anido a founding member of IPMS-Phils. entries are focused on PAF and AFP subjects later expanded to WW2 pacific.

for more info. you could check our website at ipmsphilippines .com

hope this helps..

mang ernie



mang ernie

wow! maraming salamat i'll go get one after office more likely the academy kit like you said it has less work and the price is reasonable.JMNs sa Harrison Plaza yun diba?Smile [:)]

PAF F-8H? that's different, i'm a kinda straight out of the box type. but, i'm hoping to do some conversion one of this days or my skills won't improve, whats the diff. between the E and H version mahirap ba yun conversion nila? i like the lines of the F-8 its sleek, simple and deadly the last gunfigther beats barbie anytimeEvil [}:)]and the PAF operates them. are they still in service?Tongue [:P]

i'll check out your websites later.

again, thanks for the warm welcome guys and gal!Big Smile [:D]

and the info.Smile [:)]Smile [:)]Smile [:)]

beth



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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 11:04 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emjaetee

Ei, finally! meron na ring babae! tayong dalawa lang yata dito... hehehe. welcome to the FSM forums! Big Smile [:D]

rod, welcome aboard! braille scale are the smaller scale models... usuall referring to the 1/72nd... details are so small one could go blind.... which makes me wonder, if 1/72 is Braille scale how do we call the 1/144??? Big Smile [:D]

and BAC actually means Bert Anido Chapter.

Noel, Mang Ben, and most of those that have their insignia is from the IPMS-USA chapter, IPMS-Manila.

IPMS-Philippines Bert Anido Chapter was established in the 60's... Bigman and Buck are from this one...

They used to belong in IPMS-P-BAC, all of them, but like a fledgling learning to fly, IPMS-Manila was established.

actually, there are other IPMS clubs present here... there's IPMS South Manila, IPMS fort(tama ba? no offense meant) and others i can not remember.

These clubs are present to promote the hobby. they WORK TOGETHER to guide modellers throughout.

for more info on their orgs, check out their websites....

http://www.ipmsphilippines.com for IPMS Philippines Bert Anido Chapter
http://www.geocities.com/ipms_manila for IPMS Manila

Happy modelling y'all!

Cheers!


emjaetee

hi!!! nice to know i' m not the only girl in this forum, 144? i think its still braille same as in 1/700 ships.

do you belong to any of the groups here? hmmmmm, "WORK TOGETHER" they seem to get along fine?Smile [:)]

beth



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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 11:23 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by rodbn20

QUOTE: Originally posted by li22beth

goodmorning to all,

This is my first posting at FSM, i'm glad i'm not the only newcommer in the forum, i'm kinda new in this hobby got interested in college mostly in 1/72 armor and aircraft .Smile [:)]

Hello Rod, tiga Silang ako.

Beth,


hi beth

pareho pa la tayong Kabiteno and fellow newcommer welcome to the hobby bihira ako maka meet ng babae na modeller especially who's interest is in armor and aircraft very rare you guys are mostly into cars, figures or even sci-fi.

is 1/72 what you call "braille scale"?

rod


rod

i believe yours is also braille, your ship scale of courseBig Smile [:D]

i don't know, i'm not L........ or whatever you might think, these are the subjects i prefer to build and i'm not alone and don't you dare convince me to do braille ships. not yet Big Smile [:D]

the "braille" term kinda stuck to us.

newbies pala tawag sa atin parang newbornBlush [:I]

anyway, good luck on your USS Enterprise and mang ernie's King Goerge V.

beth



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Posted by cbrain on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:10 AM
Alang hiya! Dami palang Thomasians dito! Wahu! Another Thomasian here batch '99 .... same building din as Mang Ernie & Beth's.... kaso we only occupy the 1st three floors of the said building. Ehehehe!

Ako rin braille (a stockpile of unbuilt kits) but I'm still a newbie when it comes to airbrushing (pwede ba magpaturo sa inyo?) so I tend to practice muna through (u)nano scale 1/144 aircrafts. Also am working on a 1/24th scale medyo classic rally car right now.
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Posted by emjaetee on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:39 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by li22beth
emjaetee

...hmmmmm, "WORK TOGETHER" they seem to get along fine?Smile [:)]

beth



i didn't mean to put it that way... sorry, guys...

they are here to help us newbies in the tricks of the trade, its essentials and promote the hobby itself...

each club has their own program to enhance and improve the skills of the members... but beyond that, there are modelling events where it is open for everyone whether a member or not.

one example is the national scale modelling competition in october...

kaya... prepare na! hehehe... daming categories! if you are into sci-fi. meron din dun... entry fee is free... dropped by lil's recently, me poster na.

Big Smile [:D]

Measure it with a micrometer. Mark it with a grease pencil. Cut it with an ax.
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:03 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emjaetee

QUOTE: Originally posted by li22beth
emjaetee

...hmmmmm, "WORK TOGETHER" they seem to get along fine?Smile [:)]

beth



i didn't mean to put it that way... sorry, guys...

they are here to help us newbies in the tricks of the trade, its essentials and promote the hobby itself...

each club has their own program to enhance and improve the skills of the members... but beyond that, there are modelling events where it is open for everyone whether a member or not.

one example is the national scale modelling competition in october...

kaya... prepare na! hehehe... daming categories! if you are into sci-fi. meron din dun... entry fee is free... dropped by lil's recently, me poster na.

Big Smile [:D]





October? Sana makauwi ako! I hpe it's not last week of October.

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Posted by emjaetee on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 2:26 AM
oi, reggie... where are you anyway? when are you coming home? Smile [:)]
Measure it with a micrometer. Mark it with a grease pencil. Cut it with an ax.
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 7:57 AM
QUOTE: [i]
Noel, Mang Ben, and most of those that have their insignia is from the IPMS-USA chapter, IPMS-Manila.
Happy modelling y'all!

Cheers!


emjaetee,

You got it correct. There are a couple of IPMS clubs na and yes, it is good for the hobby. After we established IPMS Manila last December, we didn't realize how large the population of modelers willing to join clubs. How many modelers aged in this hobby alone..had to learn alone...and had to grow alone in the hobby. I spent 9 years with my friends at IPMS Philippines which later was named IPMS-P-BAC in comemoration of a great man and friend..Bert Anido.

This hobby is great. It brings out the best in oneself. Like say...building my Leopold for four long months..argh.

NoelSmile [:)]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 8:02 AM
QUOTE: [i]

To any IPMS Manila members who wants a copy, I'm bringing a copy on our next meet and you could probably have photocopied then.

Rico


Rico,

Why not make a brief lecture next meeting on top of Gap Filling. It's one short lecture lang so the guys will better appreciate it. Borrow a box supply from Winston and sell it to the members in case anyone will be interested.

What do you think ?

NoelWink [;)]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 8:03 AM
QUOTE: [i]

To any IPMS Manila members who wants a copy, I'm bringing a copy on our next meet and you could probably have photocopied then.

Rico


Rico,

Why not make a brief lecture next meeting on top of Gap Filling. It's one short lecture lang so the guys will better appreciate it. Borrow a box supply from Winston and sell it to the members in case anyone will be interested.

What do you think ?

NoelWink [;)]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 8:08 AM
Emjaetee,

Only three of us in IPMS Manila came from IPMS P BAC. One came from IPMS Philippines before it became IPMS P BAC. The rest are walk-ins! So that means...around 40+ walk-ins. Malaki na ang population ng modelers. Just look at this thread. It gets longer each day! 14 pages long na!!!!

Noel
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by allan on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:48 AM
"God of all nations..."

Thats about the only line I could still recall of our hymn. Go Tigers!

Mang Ernie, if I may...

Beth,

The most apparent difference between the F-8E and the H is the nose cone. The Hs were remanufactured Ds which in turn had a narrower nose than the H (which had a larger radar and hence more bulbous nose).

The PAF F-8Hs (or more appropriately the F-8Ps) also had a considerably large pod on the tail just above the rudder.

The PAF Crusaders were retired sometime in the 80s and were left sitting in the grass until Pinatubo wrecked quite a number of them. A few were repainted and used as dummies for the film "13 Days."

No bucks, no Buck Rogers

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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 10:06 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emjaetee

oi, reggie... where are you anyway? when are you coming home? Smile [:)]


San Jose, Ca. U.S. the land where 'store clerks won't open and check if you're buying a complete and nondefective kit". Heheh...miss ko lang LHS natin diyan.

Daig kita Allan. "God of all nations, Merciful ligh of our restless being..." heheheh.
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:03 AM
Rod,
Welcome aboard man, Ahoy there mate, want to go aboard my Kirov Batle Cruiser (trunpether 1/700) and go a spin. Im also into armour 1/35 and 1/72, aircraft 1/144, 1/72 and 1/48. Happy Modeling

Ben Borja
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:09 AM
Welcom to the forum, Beth

Since Emjaetee is already our queen of the filipino forum, you can be the princess, if you have problem looking for your dream kit just let me know , well help you in sourcing out, well find the kit for you.

Happy Modeling
Rules in Modeling :

Rule No. 1 : Modeling should be FUN;
Rule No. 2 : It it starts not to be FUN, go back to Rule # 1

Ben Borja
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:28 AM
Sigman, I e-mailed starwars info to your mail box, just let me now what you want , will have it sent to you. STC Website is under construction and will posted here for all our brothers and sisters modelers inquiries of their dream kits.

More modelers from the southern provinces of Mindanao are joining IPMS Manila, we have already contacts from Davao City and Zamboanga City and am encouraging them to join our forum which you have started.

To Rico;

Good job for F-104 Starfighter, saw your picture on Balita this pm.

Ben
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:38 AM
Braille is for 1/72 scale aircraft, 1/144 is the U-nano and 1/350 is mahal or mutya, he hehe.

Trumpheter's 1/144 scale of Japanese Navy's Kawanishi Type 97 Maritime and Reconnaissance Flying Boat, (Allied Code Name -Mavis ) is a good kit, try it.

Ben Borja
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  • From: boot sector
Posted by cbrain on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:04 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by mang ernie
cbrain

hi, dumaan ako kanina unfotunately their all out of stock ,the unsold kits are distributed in viramall,i'll ask the guys if someone bought too many like what happened in uniwide last december 1/72 F-86E & F-15D/J taiwan kits for P19.50 i bought 7 boxes...

mang ernie


Oki please do.... I have a little obsession with these kits. I just can't stop myself from building more of these little planes/mechs. ehehehe Big Macross fan kasi... Smile [:)]
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:29 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Ben Borja

Sigman, I e-mailed starwars info to your mail box, just let me now what you want , will have it sent to you. STC Website is under construction and will posted here for all our brothers and sisters modelers inquiries of their dream kits.

More modelers from the southern provinces of Mindanao are joining IPMS Manila, we have already contacts from Davao City and Zamboanga City and am encouraging them to join our forum which you have started.

To Rico;



Good job for F-104 Starfighter, saw your picture on Balita this pm.

Ben


Ben, as I'm from Cebu, can I join your club?
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:33 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by allan

"God of all nations..."

Thats about the only line I could still recall of our hymn. Go Tigers!

Mang Ernie, if I may...

Beth,

The most apparent difference between the F-8E and the H is the nose cone. The Hs were remanufactured Ds which in turn had a narrower nose than the H (which had a larger radar and hence more bulbous nose).

The PAF F-8Hs (or more appropriately the F-8Ps) also had a considerably large pod on the tail just above the rudder.

The PAF Crusaders were retired sometime in the 80s and were left sitting in the grass until Pinatubo wrecked quite a number of them. A few were repainted and used as dummies for the film "13 Days."


buck,

nice timing! remember when Tito Ting mentioned the folding wing incident? where all F-8Hs wings were welded permanently?

mang ernie
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:07 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by allan

"God of all nations..."

Thats about the only line I could still recall of our hymn. Go Tigers!

Mang Ernie, if I may...

Beth,

The most apparent difference between the F-8E and the H is the nose cone. The Hs were remanufactured Ds which in turn had a narrower nose than the H (which had a larger radar and hence more bulbous nose).

The PAF F-8Hs (or more appropriately the F-8Ps) also had a considerably large pod on the tail just above the rudder.

The PAF Crusaders were retired sometime in the 80s and were left sitting in the grass until Pinatubo wrecked quite a number of them. A few were repainted and used as dummies for the film "13 Days."


hello allan and mang ernie

well, i'm impressed you guys really know your stuff, coming from fellow thomasians
makes me feel at homeSmile [:)]

i already have the academy kit, wow! like you said mang ernie its good! i took a peak of the kangnam kit and yeah kinda bare, gagawin ko to bukas! i might take you on in turning this into an "H".

i've visited your websites, its cool! nice poster BAC guys, and your gallery is what impressed me the most.Smile [:)]Smile [:)]Smile [:)]Smile [:)]Smile [:)]

thanks again for the info.

beth
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:16 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Ben Borja

Welcom to the forum, Beth

Since Emjaetee is already our queen of the filipino forum, you can be the princess, if you have problem looking for your dream kit just let me know , well help you in sourcing out, well find the kit for you.

Happy Modeling
Rules in Modeling :

Rule No. 1 : Modeling should be FUN;
Rule No. 2 : It it starts not to be FUN, go back to Rule # 1

Ben Borja


ben

thanks for the offer ben, i'll keep that in mind, right know i'm happy with my 1/72 academy F-8E ang babaw noh?Smile [:)] heeey, i'm no princess i'm more like buffy the slayer.Evil [}:)]

beth

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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:27 PM
ben

i see your also in braille.

beth
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:43 PM
hi ben!

i have the DML Kirov and Peter the Great good kits! i should have bought the Trumpeter they were too expensive. i bought them at STC, virramall. i also build 1/72 armor.

rod
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 7:32 PM
QUOTE: [i]

Ben, as I'm from Cebu, can I join your club?


Sigman,

Consider yourself in!

NoelBig Smile [:D]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:54 PM

Thanks, Mang Ben. Haven't seen it yet but i believe Art is also in that picture.

Rico

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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 10:50 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by rodbn20

hi ben!

i have the DML Kirov and Peter the Great good kits! i should have bought the Trumpeter they were too expensive. i bought them at STC, virramall. i also build 1/72 armor.

rod


Hi Rodbn20,

I have the 1/350 Trumpeter Soveremmeny. Nice kit! Nice fit! The PE's are great as well!

NoelCool [8D]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by noel_carpio on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 10:51 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by rodbn20

hi ben!

i have the DML Kirov and Peter the Great good kits! i should have bought the Trumpeter they were too expensive. i bought them at STC, virramall. i also build 1/72 armor.

rod


Hi Rodbn20,

I have the 1/350 Trumpeter Soveremmeny. Nice kit! Nice fit! The PE's are great as well!

NoelCool [8D]
Noel Carpio Chapter Contact IPMS Manila IPMS USA # 42543 www.geocities.com/ipms_manila
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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 12:02 PM
hey maaang ernie!

do you have the same callsign in armorama? i saw this gallery with your name, the CVL 29 USS Bataan,1/700 pala yun! i thought it was a 350 the .45cal casing gave the scale away hanep pare:)

what kit is it? it looks like a DML?

the King Goerge V was also great! ginagawa mo pa pala yun mukhang tapos na kasi, if its WL Tamiya/? eh di scratch built yun hull nya? same din napagkamalan ko 350.

m still working on my CV6, hope to do as well kahit half as good happy nako, Inspiring pre!


rod
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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 12:12 PM
noel

uy! that's huge, i have 1/700 DML Soveremmney of all the 1/700 DML ships the Russians are in waterline, gotta give the water base a plus, i like them in full hull, i don't have the skill yet in making hulls for this scale or any other.


rod
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