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About oletcherfred

  • Birthday 08/04/1946

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    Erieville, NY 13061
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    Photo-etching(need new products, hint hint hint- need designer!) and Model RR when I have time, ma dawg, good food(not "bread with sticks in it"), old records, mostly 78's, antique lawn mowers, linguistics, etc etc etc

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  1.    SwissPokerAce reacted to a post in a topic: B-17 1/32 My first project (work in progress)
  2. oletcherfred
    Just a quick note: you can get good blackener from most gun shops. It's made by Birchwood Casey and called "Brass Black" and sells at a reasonable price. We use it here at Fotocut®(see review pages) for blackening some of our products when needed. Works well, it's fast, and lasts a long time. Just be sure there's no fingerprints or other "dirt" on hte part(s) when using it.
  3.    SwissPokerAce reacted to a post in a topic: B-17 1/32 My first project (work in progress)
  4. oletcherfred
    Welcome also from Central NY State, USA! Keep up the good work - you'll get a gold star...LOL We'll be watching
  5. oletcherfred
    Kevin, I tried to paste the URl of the review of our Sutton Harnes Hardware set from the LSP review pages. Can't seem to paste it now...but it's there!
  6. oletcherfred
    If you need Sutton Harness hardware and correct instructions, check out: Thanks in advance fo looking !
  7. oletcherfred
    Welcome to LSP from Dreary(and cold!) Central NY State, USA. Looking good! Keep it up!
  8. oletcherfred
    Wouter, welcome from Central NY State, USA
  9. oletcherfred
    Welcome, Neil. Nice job to date. Keep 'em coming!
  10. oletcherfred
    Lookin' good, Gene! Welcome from dreary central NY state.
  11.    TheScaleWorkshop reacted to a post in a topic: Tamiya's F4U-1 CORSAIR
  12. oletcherfred
    Welkies, pL !
  13.    TheScaleWorkshop reacted to a post in a topic: Tamiya's F4U-1 CORSAIR
  14. oletcherfred
    BTW, welcome to the forum!
  15. oletcherfred
    Nice start, Old Dog ! I can hardly wait to see the 1/32 scale launch vehicle to go with it...
  16. oletcherfred
    Welcome to the Forums, Chango ! You'll find understanding, knowledgeable friends here. All kinds of Large Scale Planes discussed, built, modified, celebrated, and moaned about. Good buncha people from all over the world ! I'll look forward to your progress on this model. About its size: I went to the museum in Dayton to see the B-36(what a huge monster, and hard to believe something so big would even move, let alone fly!). Then, when I saw the B-29, I thought it a bit small. And then the B-17 seemed disappointingly tiny. Still, it's a big aircraft. All a matter of perspective...
  17. oletcherfred
    Thanks, guys. The silverware has to be reasonably-costed, as it's "volume"(however low) and has to be sold at retail for a reasonable price. I did scroll down - looks nice - I will send her that info when she gets home. Thanks, everybody !.
  18. oletcherfred
    Alclad is an idea...I'll keep it in mind. Thanks! How would one apply it to tiny pieces, I wonder.
  19. oletcherfred
    BTW, BobMDC, Manufacturing in small(very small) quantities is our specialty - and yes, it can be a real PITA, but our customers will not settle for lower quality...and in small quantities, quality control is better.
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