No, not pictures of you - they can go in the Profiles
section if you want - but pictures of your model masterpieces, whether you built
them or not! Send a picture of your model(s), together with any details you care
to give - scale, kit or scratch-built, ARTF, etc., etc., and let the rest of us
share the pleasure of the results of your hard work or even drool over them with
envy! Picture files ideally need to be in JPG format for best
colour reproduction and to ensure that our web browsers support them. GIF
files are also o.k. but have limitations in their support of colour.
Provide only such information as you want published, which can include your full
name and e-mail address if you wish.
FOR
A STARTER, here's my current pride and joy - and my first-ever fixed wing model,
just completed (with a real photo now instead of the test picture that appeared
before). She's the New Yamamoto 1600 trainer, with a wingspan of 1600 mm (63
ins).Construction was from a kit and fairly straightforward for a beginner such
as me. I was not too sure how I would get on with using Solarfilm for the wings
and tail section and although it was a bit tricky at times, I was pleased with
the end result. She's fitted out with an Irvine .46 two-stroke engine and Futaba
radio gear. I've christened her Dawn after one of my daughters-in-law
and I made the name decals on my computer, adding a nice thick border to the
lettering as below and filling the background with the same colour as my
fuselage paint job. I then cut round the outline of the name and applied the
decals to the model overlaid with a slightly larger piece of clear waste from
the supplied main decal sheet. [12.02.00]
Now let's enjoy a sight of your favourite model
(aircraft, of course - nothing to do with page 3!).
Click on the post-box to e-mail me now!
FOR
A STARTER, here's my current pride and joy - and my first-ever fixed wing model,
just completed (with a real photo now instead of the test picture that appeared
before). She's the New Yamamoto 1600 trainer, with a wingspan of 1600 mm (63
ins).Construction was from a kit and fairly straightforward for a beginner such
as me. I was not too sure how I would get on with using Solarfilm for the wings
and tail section and although it was a bit tricky at times, I was pleased with
the end result. She's fitted out with an Irvine .46 two-stroke engine and Futaba
radio gear. I've christened her Dawn after one of my daughters-in-law
and I made the name decals on my computer, adding a nice thick border to the
lettering as below and filling the background with the same colour as my
fuselage paint job. I then cut round the outline of the name and applied the
decals to the model overlaid with a slightly larger piece of clear waste from
the supplied main decal sheet. [12.02.00]