Lee in Texas
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Dandiego in Pick a jet, any jet
My reply was meant as a joke but I don’t know how to post a smilie
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Dandiego in Pick a jet, any jet
Woohoo! RB-66 and RB-57F! Thank you so much!
Just kidding. I would definitely buy one of each, though.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Lee White in Pick a jet, any jet
XF-103. Tiny canopy, tiny problem.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Smokeyforgothispassword in A Wish list of Aftermarket upgrade parts for the Airfix Spitfire MkIX
Beer barrels and any other parts/markings needed for a beer run Spitfire.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from geedubelyer in A Wish list of Aftermarket upgrade parts for the Airfix Spitfire MkIX
Beer barrels and any other parts/markings needed for a beer run Spitfire.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from geedubelyer in Airfix announcement - 1/24 Spitfire
Is this the Spitfire that made “beer runs”? That would be a cool thing to have hanging from the ceiling.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from RadBaron in Looking for Ray Rimell article in Fine Scale Modeler on scratchbuilding a WWI plane. 1988-1992, IIRC
I found it. November 1990 FSM. I was thinking the article was about an Albatros D.III or D.V because I used Ray’s building technique to make new wings for the awful old Glencoe kit way back then.
I didn’t know about the Harry Woodman book. I’ll get a copy of that, also.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Derek B in 1/32 SR-71 Blackbird
I gotta get one of those. Maybe two.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from LSP_K2 in Looking for Ray Rimell article in Fine Scale Modeler on scratchbuilding a WWI plane. 1988-1992, IIRC
I found it. November 1990 FSM. I was thinking the article was about an Albatros D.III or D.V because I used Ray’s building technique to make new wings for the awful old Glencoe kit way back then.
I didn’t know about the Harry Woodman book. I’ll get a copy of that, also.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Rockie Yarwood in Looking for Ray Rimell article in Fine Scale Modeler on scratchbuilding a WWI plane. 1988-1992, IIRC
I found it. November 1990 FSM. I was thinking the article was about an Albatros D.III or D.V because I used Ray’s building technique to make new wings for the awful old Glencoe kit way back then.
I didn’t know about the Harry Woodman book. I’ll get a copy of that, also.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from MikeMaben in What method do you use for scratch built long wings that don’t droop?
A Ta-154. I hope it all works out.
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Daywalker in Master Box MB3201 Famous Pilots of WWII. I was robbed!
Mine would come back. All I would have to do is go outside and shout “Lady- do you want to go get in the car?”. No matter what, that would always get her back in the house. I always took her for a ride, too. Not doing so would be dishonest.
RIP Lady. 2006-2017
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Rick Griewski in Master Box MB3201 Famous Pilots of WWII. I was robbed!
Mine would come back. All I would have to do is go outside and shout “Lady- do you want to go get in the car?”. No matter what, that would always get her back in the house. I always took her for a ride, too. Not doing so would be dishonest.
RIP Lady. 2006-2017
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from scvrobeson in Master Box MB3201 Famous Pilots of WWII. I was robbed!
Mine would come back. All I would have to do is go outside and shout “Lady- do you want to go get in the car?”. No matter what, that would always get her back in the house. I always took her for a ride, too. Not doing so would be dishonest.
RIP Lady. 2006-2017
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Lee in Texas got a reaction from Pete Fleischmann in Master Box MB3201 Famous Pilots of WWII. I was robbed!
Mine would come back. All I would have to do is go outside and shout “Lady- do you want to go get in the car?”. No matter what, that would always get her back in the house. I always took her for a ride, too. Not doing so would be dishonest.
RIP Lady. 2006-2017
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