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Brad Upper Deck Member   
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#31901 03-25-2010 GMT-5 hours 
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My KLM B747 is in April's Fine Scale Modeler magazine!!!  ps....................page 44 Your Mileage May Differ |
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#31906 03-25-2010 GMT-5 hours |
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Congrats BRAD!!! Your work is always amazing and deserve to be spread worldwide!!
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#31911 03-25-2010 GMT-5 hours
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I want an autographed copy! 
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#31915 03-25-2010 GMT-5 hours
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My Royal New Zealand 1/48 Corsair made it in the Feburary 2010 FSM/Page 34 (sometimes I fall off the wagon) Nice job Brad!!! John3
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BradUpper Deck Member
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#31917 03-25-2010 GMT-5 hours
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Congrats to you John too!!!!!! Thanks Pttaa !!!!!!!!  Thanks Steve too.....and yes I will get those wings done...lol Your Mileage May Differ |
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#31958 03-28-2010 GMT-5 hours |
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Good work brad! Wanna scan the article to here for those of us who cant get a copy?
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#31963 03-29-2010 GMT-5 hours |
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Brad: Congratulations on having your hard and beautiful work recognized. I am about to use your guide on the MC 737 for my first flap down model. I would love to hear your input on 1/200 kits since many Hasegawa kits include different parts of the flaps on the top and bottom. Again nice job! |
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#31972 03-30-2010 GMT-5 hours
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Thanks Bill-ay and FLYHY Yes, The bottom of the flaps on some 1/200 or even 1/144 scale wings have to be dremel'd or shaved/carved out. Same goes for those Kruger flaps/slats too. Those one piece or rap around styled wings can be a ball buster...Even the resin style kits with those brittle wings ......snap! I'll do another "How To" article on those flaps that have to be carved out from the bottom..... Your Mileage May Differ |
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#31984 03-30-2010 GMT-5 hours |
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We'll be looking for that arty on here brad ;)
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#31997 04-01-2010 GMT-5 hours
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Congratulations Brad! I still remember my satisfaction some year ago when I saw my article about an A319 on an italian magazine. Tomorrow I will buy it (there is a shops in Via Veneto in center of Rome that sells many magazines in english language). Ciao! |
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