Hi, from Buckinghamshire, UK

[The Collector]

Hi everyone,
I have just been accepted as a newcomer to this site. Greetings to you all from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
I build in 1/48 scale and I am currently doing a pair of Profipack "Hisso's" From Eduard using Pheon decals for two Canadian Aces from 41 sqn.
I look forward to the future and a new adventure with this forum.

Kind Regards

[bobs_buckles]

Hello Mr. Collector.
Welcome to the forum.
We look forward to seeing some of your builds real soon.

Cheers,
Von Buckle 

[lcarroll]

Welcome to our special place Collector, I know you will enjoy the experience and look forward to your participation.
Cheers,
Lance

[Dave W]

Greetings Collector

Welcome to the Forum. I hope you find plenty here to enhance your WW1 model interests. We have many 1/48 scale modellers so you are in good company.

cheers

Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia

[Alexis]

Welcome from Canada 



Terri

[Monty]

Welcome to the group! I hope you find lots of interesting threads here - and inspiration! Regards, Marc

[IanB]

Welcome aboard!
I'm also a Wycombian, grew up in Deeds Grove area until 9 years old, then Hughenden Valley. I left the area 20 years ago but still return to visit the ol' man when I can, he's still in Hughenden.

Ian

[The Collector]

Hi Ian,
Thanks for the greeting. Where do you live now?

[IanB]

I spent the last 20 years in the US, now in Abu Dhabi.

Ian

[The Collector]

Hi Ian,
I am in Terriers near the Royal Grammar School. Been living here 17 years. I have lived in HW most of my life. In various areas.
How often do you get on this site, what are your interests?

[IanB]

You're very close to the birthplace of Geoffrey de Havilland then!
I have been away from this site for a couple of years but back now. I build in 1:72, current build is the FE8 in the vacform part of the forum. I tend to look through the posts when I update mine, so hopefully at least once a week!

Ian

[The Collector]

Hi Ian,
Yes, I am. Terriers House is about 3-4 minutes walk from my house.  I work on the Merlin centre in Cressex, so there is another aero connection there.
If your Dad is in Hughenden, did you know that a WW1 flying ace grew up on Hughenden Road opposite the Beaconsfield Arms.
Frederick Britnell, 3 Naval/203 RAF. 9 KILLS in Sopwith Camels. He served during the second world war as well, leaving the RAF In 1954.
His history is on WIKI or the Aerodrome Forum.

Steve

[GazzaS]

Grüße aus Australien!

[The Collector]

Cheers, GazzaS

[RAGIII]

I seem to have had My Nose buried too deeply in SPAD kits so a Late welcome to the Forum. The best on the Net!
RAGIII