Hello fellow modelers.
I'm new to the site, and to paper modeling. I built alot of plastic models as a kid and a couple of balsa and paper models as an adult. I stumbled in to paper modeling accedently about four months ago in the search for an Apollo LUT model for my 1/144 Sat V plastic model, WOW I had no idea how big this is.
I've been a casualty of this wonderfull economy, I've been job hunting for over a year, and modeling has helped keep my sanity, it's not good for a man to not work, idle hands you know. I've out grown the small models, the bigger the more complex the better. I'm really exceited about Scott's 1/4 merc capsule. i just finised Greelt's 1/48 Sat V with credit going to Fredric Boucher for his second stage based on Greelt's design, and Ton Notbloom's design" found on J. Leslie's LHV site
" he really has some great models too. Any way hello to all, and thank you to all the hard working designers out there.
Closet Astronaut Lakeland Fl.
I'm new to the site, and to paper modeling. I built alot of plastic models as a kid and a couple of balsa and paper models as an adult. I stumbled in to paper modeling accedently about four months ago in the search for an Apollo LUT model for my 1/144 Sat V plastic model, WOW I had no idea how big this is.
I've been a casualty of this wonderfull economy, I've been job hunting for over a year, and modeling has helped keep my sanity, it's not good for a man to not work, idle hands you know. I've out grown the small models, the bigger the more complex the better. I'm really exceited about Scott's 1/4 merc capsule. i just finised Greelt's 1/48 Sat V with credit going to Fredric Boucher for his second stage based on Greelt's design, and Ton Notbloom's design" found on J. Leslie's LHV site
" he really has some great models too. Any way hello to all, and thank you to all the hard working designers out there.
Closet Astronaut Lakeland Fl.
