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  • Birthday 08/05/1971

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    Romeoville il usa
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    Im an avid aviation fan.

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  1. & September of my year’s https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oD87obuUgUk&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD
  2. Well Ive got four in the stash right now. Everything from the legacy “C/D” to the “E/F”. So go ahead and put me down for something. If I can find an ATAR’s nose for my “D” that would be my ideal project as I have a great set of decals for VMFA-242. https://www.airliners.net/photo/USA-Marines/McDonnell-Douglas-F-A-18D-Hornet/594822
  3. Yes you're correct, I rushed my answer.
  4. Oooh those seats, rocket pods, and mini-guns look great. Any chance you have extras ?
  5. Im much the same for R.S.Tuck, Gregory Boyington, and Pips Priller. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Stanford_Tuck Not to distant in the future you will get new tools from ICM and Eduard in 1/72. Plus the aforementioned AZ/KP kits. And you could go with the hard option of using an Airfix Mk.I for the wings and mate it to the newer Airfix Vc fuselage.
  6. You had to … you would have kicked yourself if you hadn't.
  7. I like the look of individual tracks for the sag effect you can get. I hate them for the assembly issues. I’d rather stay with the rubber bands and old school pinning or tying to get the sag effect.
  8. Welcome … with one of my favorite airliners. I can remember seeing these at O’hare in United airlines markings for years.
  9. Excellent addition, though just between you and me I suggest you check your title. 😉
  10. Looks good and I’m waiting for Monaco myself.
  11. Hello Stuart … from across the pond from you in Chicago USA. I’ve been building since 1979 and nothing really makes me want to stop. I’ve slowed down in the last couple of years from health issues but thats about it. Personally I mostly build military aircraft, though will take on the odd piece of armor or the occasional ship now. Dennis
  12. Looking forward to this. I know little of the wild west era of Australia and its outlaws. But a gunmen wearing armor should make for an interesting looking figure.
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