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March 13th 04, 12:43 AM
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And if it was me
flying I wouldn't be any lower than I had to be. Right. I have read about a B-17 that had to raise a wing tip to miss a church steeple as it beat feet across Belgium egressing the continent. But since I have to mount the model on a base, it can't be more than about 20 scale feet above the ground. Walt 
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