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Getting to know one another => Your Introduction => Topic started by: Alex on December 04, 2014, 05:17:01 AM
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Hi all,
My name is Alex, I'm 29 years old, and currently living in Edmonton, Alberta (but moving back to my hometown of Chicago this January). I'm very happy to have found this great forum. I'm just getting started in model building. I tried it as a kid but didn't have the patience for it. Hopefully, now that I'm older, it will be a different story. :P
I would like to eventually try all types of model building -- plastic models of tanks, aircraft, and ships; wooden models of ships and aircraft; model railroading -- but I would like to focus especially on plastic models of WWI aircraft. I think they are especially beautiful (especially the WNW models) and offer a pleasant challenge. I've been really enjoying looking at the photos of builds and completed models on this forum and have decided to join the community.
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Hello Alex and welcome. I wish you every success with your modelling ventures.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Hello Alex and welcome to the forum, so nice to see you here. This forum has some very taleneted members who are all willing to share their knowledge so if you have any questions regarding your modeling please feel free to ask.
Des.
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Hello and Welcome to the Forum! I am sure you will get all of the info and advice you will need!
RAGIII
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Hi Alex,
Welcome to the forum. ;)
vB
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Welcome Alex,
Don't expect to enter WWI modelling and escape easily.... ;)
Ian
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Thank you all for all of your warm welcomes!
I am currently working on some models I have picked up during my time in Edmonton: Revell Santa Maria, Monogram M48A2 Patton Tank, and the Revell USS Missouri. I have already completed the Revell Viking Ship (my first ever completed model kit). Back in Chicago, I have a Revell Albatross kit waiting for me. I'm going to build some practice kits first of WWI aircraft before I get into what has really captivated me: the Wingnut Wings editions. Once I feel a little more confident in my rudimentary modeling skills, I'll post up some build logs :P
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Welcome to the site Alex :)
Terri
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Hi and welcome.
I think you'll find that building the WNW kits is easier than the (so called) beginner kits. The WNW kits are so well engineered that everything fits where it belongs and you don't have to mess around getting things, like struts, lined up.
Not to mention, they're big enough to see.
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Welcome to the forum, Alex. Good to have you aboard. :)
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Welcome aboard, Alex! Glad you found us. Always great to have some young blood join the crew.
Cheers,
Bud
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Are you still playing wings of glory??
-Roger from Calgary
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Hello Alex,
A warm welcome to this "warm" forum!
Kind regards
Patrick
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Alex,
Wishing you a warm welcome from up the road in Cold Lake would be a little unrealistic given the past week's winter blast we've both enjoyed! Many, if not most of our membership enjoy models outside the WWI Aircraft genre and that's probably healthy from the enjoyment of the hobby perspective. You've chosen an excellent Forum to participate in and I know you'll enjoy it here!
Cheers, and welcome aboard! :)
Lance
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Welcome!
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Thank you all again!
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Welcome to the fun house Alex! ;) You'll find lots of friendly help here from some very experienced folks.
Warren
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Hello to all,
Welcome aboard.
Best regards.
Alain.
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Welcome from down here Alex!
Antonio