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[stevej60]

13 hours ago, Army_Air_Force said:

Taken at the beginning of February this year, with two of the toys out playing in the snow.

So that's where the mystery Jeep I passed coming through Fatfield came from!

[Army_Air_Force]

@stevej60
You'd be surprised how many Jeeps are in this immediate area. I didn't get as far as Fatfield that day so it might have been someone else.

[Bish]

On 3/14/2019 at 7:19 PM, Rangerboy83 said:

Ain’t getting a close up of my face but here I am enjoying myself in BATUS a year or so ago. Decks up coolant leak and a turret full of diesel.  Lol.

 

That brings back memories. A med man ain't complete without at least one break down each.

[Stalker6Recon]

I debated whether or not to upload a picture, I look like a goof in pictures. I first wanted to include my wife, the better half always makes photos look better, plus, she is going to start her first model in her life, as we build two Tamiya motorcycle kits in 12th scale. She doing the Ducati and the second, a Yamaha R1M.

 

 

 

Edited May 11, 2019 by Stalker6Recon
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[Marcin Wojciechowski]

I with F-104S Starfighter Museum of Polish Aviation Cracow.

[Marcin Wojciechowski]

I and britisch Harrier GR3. Muzeum of Polisch Aviation.

pic upload

Edited June 7, 2019 by Marcin Wojciechowski

[wdossel]

Greetings all - have recently returned to the hobby of my youth (ca. 2 yrs ago).  Retired USN (27 yrs)Naval Flight Officer (E-2C Hawkeye) 525 carrier landings/3500hrs, now working as a Dept of the Navy civilian.  Focus area 1/144-1/32 aircraft, mostly Cold War and forward, 1/350 ships (US, Soviet/Russian and PLAN).  Pics are of some of my recent works.

 

1/350 KIROV

 

 

1/35 Tondar 69 CRBM (derived from SA-2)

 

1/48 MiG-31K/Kinzhal ALBM 

 

 

 

 

 

[SleeperService]

On 7/6/2019 at 2:13 AM, wdossel said:

Greetings all - have recently returned to the hobby of my youth (ca. 2 yrs ago).  Retired USN (27 yrs)Naval Flight Officer (E-2C Hawkeye) 525 carrier landings/3500hrs, now working as a Dept of the Navy civilian.  Focus area 1/144-1/32 aircraft, mostly Cold War and forward, 1/350 ships (US, Soviet/Russian and PLAN).  Pics are of some of my recent works.

Greetings to you as well. Some stunning work there, you must have a very steep learning curve. Look for @Tailspin Turtle on here he is a kindred spirit to you I think.

[Stalker6Recon]

On 7/6/2019 at 9:13 AM, wdossel said:

Greetings all - have recently returned to the hobby of my youth

Wow, you and I are like brother, we are the same! Except our military experience, drove the Bradley, but went light at my unit in Germany, only spent three years (med-board), haven't made it past my first build cockpit (WIP started a few months ago) and I have absolutely none of the skills and talent that you clearly have. Other than that, we are the same............lol!

 

Anyway, welcome back to the hobby, something tells me that you have always been one of those guys that skills just came naturally at whatever you tried, being a pilot doing traps, attention to detail is hammered in, this shows in your "early" work. If my current marathon F-15A build comes out a tenth as nice as those models above, I will be very happy!

 

As always, thank you so much for your service. While we all made sacrifices while in the military, I often found myself mumbling quietly, "I am about to pull the detonator and set off a nasty big bang with the C-4 we just set, and someone is willing to pay me to do this, how freaking cool is that!"

 

Cheers,

 

Anthony "stalker6recon" D'Agostino

 

PS. What was your call-sign, you can't model without it? Mine was stalker6recon, I changed it from boring "radio", as a Cavalry Scout, Recon, it just sounded better to me.

[AdUdA]

HELLO HELLO !

 

I'm new here and i present my self today.

Since a couple of years, i'm making some models again.

I made a lot of them when i was younger until the age of 16. (nearly 40 years ago...🤪)

I'm particulary interested in WWII period. (planes, figures et vehicules).

Thank you for your welcome.

Kind regards from BELGIUM.

Amaury

 

PS : Sorry if i'm posting my presentation maybe in a wrong place.

 

[Flite-Metal]

Adding this resource to my what and where index. Building large r/c scale for what many would say too long.
Is the only path for images via a url? I see no upload link.

Edited November 25, 2019 by Flite-Metal

[Faraway]

Thats me. Jon.

 

[Corsairfoxfouruncle]

8 hours ago, Faraway said:

Thats me. Jon.

Hello Jon

[Faraway]

17 hours ago, Corsairfoxfouruncle said:

Hello Jon

Thanks. I hate having my photo taken, but as this a time of complete strangeness............

[bhouse]

On 25/11/2019 at 19:02, Flite-Metal said:

Is the only path for images via a url?

Yes.

Have a look here:

 

 

And welcome to the forum 👋

Brian

[PLC1966]

On 3/2/2019 at 9:05 PM, Bish said:

I'm another who doesn't spend much time that side of the camera, fortunatly for all invoved. But who can resist a pick next to some cute peguins. This was 2011 at Volunteer Point on the Falklands.

 

But the quaintness of the Penguins in photo's can never express the smell of the them.  Berth's Beach in the FI was smelly as hell...

[Mike]

41 minutes ago, PLC1966 said:

But the quaintness of the Penguins in photo's can never express the smell of the them.  Berth's Beach in the FI was smelly as hell...

I hear they speak very highly of you That one lying down is really fainting from the smell of human aftershave.

[uncletommy]

Much as it pains you, this is moi.  My better side.   Assuming of course that I actually DO have a better side.  

 

[Mike]

21 hours ago, uncletommy said:

Much as it pains you, this is moi.  My better side.   Assuming of course that I actually DO have a better side.  

 

 

I can see that your former special forces training has taught you to have your wee school desk facing the door so you can close any of your Hannants tabs before your OH can see them.  Very wise

[bentwaters81tfw]

4 hours ago, PLC1966 said:

But the quaintness of the Penguins in photo's can never express the smell of the them.  Berth's Beach in the FI was smelly as hell...

Thankfully with the passage of time, Martin has been able shower and buy new clothes.

One thing I avoided in that part of the world was a boat trip to a Penguin colony. I've been downwind of Flamingos, and I learned my lesson.

[Bish]

6 hours ago, PLC1966 said:

But the quaintness of the Penguins in photo's can never express the smell of the them.  Berth's Beach in the FI was smelly as hell...

Ye, your not kidding.

[PaulN]

Hi there.

Here is a picture when I visited Le Bourget 2013

[ThreeGreens]

Hope I’ve copied the url correctly. 
This was taken at Cold WarbJets Day at Bruntingthorpe in 2018.  Sitting in a Lightning was a unique experience although a very tight fit!  Think a Hercules would have been more my cup of tea - far more legroom!

 

 

Edited June 30, 2020 by ThreeGreens
hadn't copied photo url properly

[Tojo72]

Vacation at the New Jersy shore

 

[Corsairfoxfouruncle]

5 hours ago, Tojo72 said:

Vacation at the New Jersy shore

Hello Tojo... Looks all very nice and serene with the sunset/sunrise.