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Which was better? Revell or Monogram? I think they were about the same scale. I had one of each and still have an unbuilt Revell reissue as well as a 1/48 Monogram I have never built. Lindberg had three, one in 1/128, one in 1/85 and one in 1/64; I never built any of those.To be released from Atlantis in April 2024. This is the former Revell kit.
But they did have a tunnel with a clothesline with which they could pass notes and Playboy magazines back and forth.Three cockpits, one after another. Two aft only have a small window on either side. SR-71 aft cockpit 80k feet + and tiny window on either side.
Information, not Playboy, that's technical information! Get it right man! ShhhesBut they did have a tunnel with a clothesline with which they could pass notes and Playboy magazines back and forth.
Atlantis repops old models, Aroua, Monogram, Revell etc… they are the kits you built in your youth.Comparing Atlantis to say Airfix or Tamiya or Eduard? Quality of molded parts? Fits and such!
In my youth?? We only had rocks and sticks.Atlantis repops old models, Aroua, Monogram, Revell etc… they are the kits you built in your youth.
Yes Ralph I understand but my wife says I have to be nice. So don't push the button and make me describe the cave you were raised in.In my youth?? We only had rocks and sticks.
A straw up their backside sufficesOh! And if we could afford it, some string to fly a June Bug on!
You may think I'm kidding but growing up I lived in a house build in the late 1700s, but added on to in the early 1900s no indoor anything except an iron pump that was fed by a spring running through the cellar. Trust me, you were in BIG trouble if you used it and did not leave some in a cup for priming! Cave, no, but close. Best years of my life when I reflect.Yes Ralph I understand but my wife says I have to be nice. So don't push the button and make me describe the cave you were raised in.
We have a Winner!You may think I'm kidding but growing up I lived in a house build in the late 1700d, but added on to in the early 1900s not indoor anything except an iron pump that was fed by a spring running through the cellar. Trust me, you were in BIG trouble if you used it and did not leave some in a cup for priming! Cave, no, but close. Best years of my life when I reflect.
I lived in houses built much much newer that that, 1850's give or take. But you know I'm just a young pup.You may think I'm kidding but growing up I lived in a house build in the late 1700d, but added on to in the early 1900s not indoor anything except an iron pump that was fed by a spring running through the cellar. Trust me, you were in BIG trouble if you used it and did not leave some in a cup for priming! Cave, no, but close. Best years of my life when I reflect.
In my youth?? We only had rocks and sticks.
Oh! And if we could afford it, some string to fly a June Bug on!