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Thanks Carlos! I haven't yet started building models again but am hoping that will be soon! I've got some gun questions though... maybe I'll post over on that gun section.Stikpusher wrote:Nice to see you here again John. I sure do remember this build. Congrats on getting a published book on your project.
Thanks Duke! I'm not sure about Master Modeler status... I think this was more a function of having an existing build that was clearly described and documented with good photos. At least, that is what I was told!Duke Maddog wrote:Welcome back John! Glad to see you posting again. Yes, I remember this build as well. You know you've made it as a Master Modeler when you get an article like that published like you have. Way to go!
Thanks man! I'm actually proud of myself! I printed a hard copy of my first e-book (the Ta152H-0 build) and it got a lot of oohs and ahhs from my relatives over the Thanksgiving break. One of my uncles made off with it!BlackSheep214 wrote:Awesome news, John. We’re proud of you!
Thanks brother! For whatever reason, I have not been able to get into the modeling mood! Lots of things happening, especially during the holidays.keavdog wrote:Been wondering where you've been. I totally understand the ebb and flow of modeling mojo. Congratulations on getting that fantastic build published. I remember it well.
Thanks John! Practically speaking, I look at the build thread as the go-to document. It's very useful to reference online builds and I often refer to my own start-to-finish posts since I've built the same aircraft more than once. But having the build in a hard copy book form is great, especially when sharing with people that don't know what model building is.jeaton01 wrote:Now the 262 is immortal, way to go John!
Thanks Johnny! Hopefully, I'll get started on a model build soon!tempestjohnny wrote:This is a well deserved accolade. When you build a kit it comes to life
Thanks Kari!KSaarni wrote:Well done John!
- Kari
