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While I completely agree these guy's plastic toys big enough to stick
a dog in are indeed super cool, this one wins my award for shear
fanaticism. http://www.retroplane.net/frankfort-model/page1.htm
Here's info on the plane it's a model of:
http://www.retroplane.net/cinema2/accueil.htm It's only 1/4 scale,
but it's 1/4 SCALE, down to the tubing, linkages, and hinges,
controlled from servos connected to the scale control column/rudder
pedals. Sheesh, talk about too much time on one's hands...here's more
from the group the Cinema guy is with: http://www.retroplane.net/index.htm

-Paul

Hi Paul

Wow! Amazing! What a craftsman!

Paul Remde

"sisu1a" wrote in message
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While I completely agree these guy's plastic toys big enough to stick
a dog in are indeed super cool, this one wins my award for shear
fanaticism. http://www.retroplane.net/frankfort-model/page1.htm
Here's info on the plane it's a model of:
http://www.retroplane.net/cinema2/accueil.htm It's only 1/4 scale,
but it's 1/4 SCALE, down to the tubing, linkages, and hinges,
controlled from servos connected to the scale control column/rudder
pedals. Sheesh, talk about too much time on one's hands...here's more
from the group the Cinema guy is with: http://www.retroplane.net/index.htm

-Paul

Wow! *Amazing! *What a craftsman!


And now the 'real' nuts: http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Park.htm
(not gliders, but damn...) I would care to venture that these are the
NICEST model Corsairs and Mustang ever made, at least in 1/16 scale...

The list of distinguished modelmakers he is honored amongst has some
extremely impressive models/model makers,
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/modelmus.htm , which are part of a
greater society of craftsmen:
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/

And a personal fav of mine the http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Jordan..htm
(scale machinery to maintain the scale gliders/cars/machinery etc ;-)

-Paul (sisu1a)

And of course the scene would not be complete without a true 1/3 scale
Ferarri for the 1/3 scale pilots to arrive to the 1/3 scale airfield
in:
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Scerri.htm

On Dec 10, 11:27*am, "Paul Remde" wrote:
Hi Paul

Wow! *Amazing! *What a craftsman!

Paul Remde

"sisu1a" wrote in message

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While I completely agree these guy's plastic toys big enough to stick
a dog in are indeed super cool, this one wins my award for shear
fanaticism.http://www.retroplane.net/frankfort-model/page1.htm
Here's info on the plane it's a model of:
http://www.retroplane.net/cinema2/accueil.htm*It's only 1/4 scale,
but it's 1/4 SCALE, down to the tubing, linkages, and hinges,
controlled from servos connected to the scale control column/rudder
pedals. Sheesh, talk about too much time on one's hands...here's more
from the group the Cinema guy is with:http://www.retroplane.net/index.htm

-Paul- Hide quoted text -

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I know this has no soaring content, and you may have seen it, but this
is truly amazing craftsmenship: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxYRa0pqxlw