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my first model here

Started by anstissmarie, November 21, 2006, 05:35:47 PM

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Shasper

DAAAANG! Girl got skillz!

Shas B)
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Scooterman

Way to go!!!! :party:

Move over dad, you got some compitition in the house!!!!!

And welcome to the Land of Whif.  Somebody get that girl a (root)beer.
:cheers:  

elmayerle

Very impressive!!!  Your dad's obviously a good teacher for you to do such excellent work.  My compliments to the both of you.
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Hobbes

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lenny100

just wish my kids would have a go at something like this and get away from the playstation

congrats to you both
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The Cat a.k.a Meowbag

QuoteYou are making a lot of grown men cry right now because you can do at 11 what it has taken most of us(me) MANY years to learn how to do.

And some of us still can't! My cockpits still aren't that good! Speaking of which, I'd better crack on with my 4-burner F-15's office.

NARSES2

That is amazing work - just wish I could detail cockpits like that myself

You should be one proud dad Leigh

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nev

QuoteMy dad has the coolest models ever.
Damn straight he does!

And you young feller-me-lass, are clearly a chip off the old block.  That really is outstanding work.

Be sure to keep up updated with your progress :)
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ysi_maniac

#23
QuoteRight. I've been building models since age 8 (26 years by God!) and I still can't do a cockpit like that.
Me, since age 10. Then, cement smeared all around and no paint at all. Now, 36!!! years later, not all my cockpits are like yours.
My compliments :party: (cheers with beer is not adequate for a young girl).  ;)
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nev

Oh, and I'd just like to add, if she's an artist......

Well, we got 2 of them on this forum (Greg & Baz) and we all know what their models are like (ie works of art!)
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B777LR

Why do i get the feeling that "dad" has been doing modelling after bedtime? And that he has "helped" write the first post :P

:party:  :cheers:  :tornado:

:cheers:  

Geoff_B

QuoteWhy do i get the feeling that "dad" has been doing modelling after bedtime? And that he has "helped" write the first post :P

:party:  :cheers:  :tornado:

:cheers:
I doubt it, she would know if he had tampered and then he would be in real trouble. The Junior tables at Telford were of excellent quality and it was only after reading the attached info card that we discovered that this was the juniors !!!

Progress so far looks very good Anstiss and i look forward to seeing the completed model in its What-if colour scheme  :D

Cheers

Geoff

mrdj

Truly impressive work. A very well done interior, for any age. If the Thunderbird models indicate the exterior, this is going to be a very impressive model.

Now where did I put my yarn?

Damian2

woah I'm impressed! Welcome to the board I'm looking forward to seeing more of that Yak!
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