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We had very little to amuse ouselves at my our draconian boarding school. So I took up model areoplane making. Every family visiting day Mum would bring me a new model and I would begin immediately the family left and proudly show them next time they visited. The students had a model plane competition from time to time. I recall I won it at least five times. The winner pocketed the other boys lollies. I must have made 100 model planes during those days. My fave were the Brit Spitfire and Hurricane and WW2 German bombers.
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Originally posted by Pussywillow View PostSome of those kits were bloody hard ! Especially if the pieces didn't fit together very well as they did sometimes. Could never do those car ones
Anyone remember Frog kits ? Now they were damnmed hard and the instructions were terrible !
Got the plans from somewhere.Both were good fliers and had lots of fun with them that year,Hay fever included.
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Mostly airfix kits, I was even in the airfix modellers club that was fronted by Dick Emery
i remember one of the modelling tips was to make bullet holes in the models by holding a pin in a pair of pliers, heating it up on the gas stove , and piercing the model with the pin.
hence I had a Sunderland flying boat that looked like a tea bag and my mother asking what was that awful smell in the kitchen
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Originally posted by Pussywillow View PostSome of those kits were bloody hard ! Especially if the pieces didn't fit together very well as they did sometimes. Could never do those car ones
Anyone remember Frog kits ? Now they were damnmed hard and the instructions were terrible !
i threw the lot in the bin in frustration.
thing I’d I could easily do it now
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