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Considering this as my first aircraft build

PaulTRose said:
Good luck

Don't think 'oh it's a huge plane and I've never built one of those before'....... Think 'it's a box of plastic like everything else I've built'...... It's just the same, just goes together a bit differently

I will tackle any genre, they all have things I don't like doing.... With aircraft it's masking the glass and getting the joints at the wing roots neat

And once you've done one aircraft you will want to do another
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yes Paul i think you are right but we have to remember she has only got a small flat so if she gets that KC135 UP SHE WILL DO WELL an yes if she likes how its up then yes hopefully another plane
chrisb
 
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Stefee said:
Don't do it Kaci, it is the doors of winged oblivion slightly ajar which will swallow you up and and spit(fire) you out a broken and bemused entity. YOUR CARS NEED YOU!!!!!!!!
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DONT Listen to stefee Kaci lol just think on how many cars you have built an think i need a change of hobby lol an if you dont like the plane you can always go back to your cars but i think a change is needed lol as they say a change is as good as a rest an you are with planes opening up new frontiers an ways to go about the build as you have got these cars builds down to a T
chrisb
 
Looks a nice kit. Good luck with it if you choose to build it.
I'm not a huge fan of Planes n Heli's, but I've still built a few. Personally I would get bored if I only stuck to one genre, so I like to mix it up a bit and try all sorts.
But I do find that trying anything new is always a challeng, (NB: a nice challenge) and you generally always learn something new, which just adds more strings to our bows as modeller's.
Look forward to seeing any progress on this.....
 
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