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Re: Introduce yourselves
Love it Mark
:lol:

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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Re: Introduce yourselves
hi my name is allan joined fc bout a month ago been building kits since god knows when?
ive been building afvs for the last couple of years and think its time to go back to
fixed wings
in the stash to build all 1/48th
italeri f-16a 37 stormo sp marks
kinetic f-16i sufa
kinetic ea-6b prowler with aires cockpit set and afterbunner decals jammin jihad
airfix b-57 canberra
airfix sea vixen faw 2
revell typhooon
plus a 1/72 nimrod and 1/350 uss wasp
allan
ive been building afvs for the last couple of years and think its time to go back to
fixed wings
in the stash to build all 1/48th
italeri f-16a 37 stormo sp marks
kinetic f-16i sufa
kinetic ea-6b prowler with aires cockpit set and afterbunner decals jammin jihad
airfix b-57 canberra
airfix sea vixen faw 2
revell typhooon
plus a 1/72 nimrod and 1/350 uss wasp
allan
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Re: Introduce yourselves
Indeed welcome! 

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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
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What he failed to mention is, i stole his last stash of fixed wing stuff when he lost his mojo a few years ago!!!sufa 36 wrote:hi my name is allan joined fc bout a month ago been building kits since god knows when?
ive been building afvs for the last couple of years and think its time to go back to
fixed wings
in the stash to build all 1/48th
italeri f-16a 37 stormo sp marks
kinetic f-16i sufa
kinetic ea-6b prowler with aires cockpit set and afterbunner decals jammin jihad
airfix b-57 canberra
airfix sea vixen faw 2
revell typhooon
plus a 1/72 nimrod and 1/350 uss wasp
allan
Welcome in dude and post up some of those AFVs and the 84!
Arabest,
Geoff.
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hi, just wanted to introduce myself. i have been out of model building for 20 yrs but recently decided to get back into it again.
hope that i can get to the same standard as all you guys on here, especially with my planned builds over the next couple of years among those planned will be
B-1b revell 1/72
B-17g revell 1/72
B-2 testors 1/72
TU-160 trumpeter 1/72.
think there is a theme running here.
mark
hope that i can get to the same standard as all you guys on here, especially with my planned builds over the next couple of years among those planned will be
B-1b revell 1/72
B-17g revell 1/72
B-2 testors 1/72
TU-160 trumpeter 1/72.
think there is a theme running here.
mark
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Re: Introduce yourselves
Welcome mate!!



Cheers
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
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thanks, im sure i will have lots of fun, and knowing my luck be a frequent visitor to my local A&E lol
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welcome keep a tube of super glue around it work well for cuts (very similar chemically to glue used in a&e i know im a nurse!)
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and ive glued cuts on myself with it loads! infact i did an hour ago
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Paul welcome!!




Cheers
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Re: Introduce yourselves
Here's my two penneth then:-
Name's Tim. I've been messing with plastic kits wince I was a kid - I blame my older brother as I used to enjoy "flying" his Frog Vulcan model around the garden! My first kit was the old Airfix Hercules (complete with Bloodhound) and their little BAC-111, back around 1970. The bug has stuck with me ever since. I joined IPMS many years ago and I ended-up editing their magazine. With the help of my modelling colleagues in Malta we turned a dull monochrome newsletter into a colour magazine. I then worked on Modelaid Magazine - something the older modellers will remember. Back then the "cutting edge" was our fold-out paper cockpit interiors. How times have changed! After that I edited Scale Models magazine and Airfix Magazine for a while before I drifted off into the world of full-size aviation publishing.
I still keep buying kits though. Beny mentioned this many posts back:-
I have recentley realised I seem to like kits more than building. This is something I never understood before.
This happens to us all eventually! You inevitably end-up gathering far more kits than you could ever hope to build. The key to mental stability is to accept that it's quite nice to just collect the kits without necessarily having to build them all! My old friend Ernie Lee prides himself on having an example of every 72nd scale military aircraft kit produced. He does have them all too apart from a very few exceptions - you can imagine what his house is like!
I don't have any specific modelling interests. I opt for whatever takes my fancy at the time. Most of my old models have been sent out on "long term loan" to colleagues such as Neil Robinson, but I'm hoping to start building new stuff now I've moved to another apartment. The kits all came with me! I'm pretty good at building models (so I'm told) but I don't profess to be particularly skilled. My problem is that I get obsessed with accuracy and detail, and this inevitably dissuades you from building anything if you're not careful! The only remedy is to go to a model show (especially Telford) to get the juices flowing!
Name's Tim. I've been messing with plastic kits wince I was a kid - I blame my older brother as I used to enjoy "flying" his Frog Vulcan model around the garden! My first kit was the old Airfix Hercules (complete with Bloodhound) and their little BAC-111, back around 1970. The bug has stuck with me ever since. I joined IPMS many years ago and I ended-up editing their magazine. With the help of my modelling colleagues in Malta we turned a dull monochrome newsletter into a colour magazine. I then worked on Modelaid Magazine - something the older modellers will remember. Back then the "cutting edge" was our fold-out paper cockpit interiors. How times have changed! After that I edited Scale Models magazine and Airfix Magazine for a while before I drifted off into the world of full-size aviation publishing.
I still keep buying kits though. Beny mentioned this many posts back:-
I have recentley realised I seem to like kits more than building. This is something I never understood before.
This happens to us all eventually! You inevitably end-up gathering far more kits than you could ever hope to build. The key to mental stability is to accept that it's quite nice to just collect the kits without necessarily having to build them all! My old friend Ernie Lee prides himself on having an example of every 72nd scale military aircraft kit produced. He does have them all too apart from a very few exceptions - you can imagine what his house is like!
I don't have any specific modelling interests. I opt for whatever takes my fancy at the time. Most of my old models have been sent out on "long term loan" to colleagues such as Neil Robinson, but I'm hoping to start building new stuff now I've moved to another apartment. The kits all came with me! I'm pretty good at building models (so I'm told) but I don't profess to be particularly skilled. My problem is that I get obsessed with accuracy and detail, and this inevitably dissuades you from building anything if you're not careful! The only remedy is to go to a model show (especially Telford) to get the juices flowing!
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Welcome to the nut house fella!!




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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
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