Circuitrider

Just picked up two of Tamiya's Easy-8 (35346) kits for $12.49 each in the clearance section of my local HL. Not sure if they have them everywhere but it might be worth checking if you have one nearby.

Have a look at scalehobbyist.com. It's my go-to.

Sorry! PM sent regarding your membership status.

Ron and Gil have both spoken monumental truth! I live in Florida too and opted for a CO2 tank. One of the best modelling moves I've ever made.

Friends, let me jump in right here and remind us all of this very important rule regarding the use of these forums: Prohibited behavior: Trolling. Do not annoy or provoke other members or forum staff to "stir the pot" or encourage discord (see Wil Wheaton rule above). Do not "flame" or incite other members to perpetuate an argument. Personal attacks or name-calling are not permitted and will get you kicked from the forums quicker than any other action. Thus far this thread has been relatively civil with the exception of a couple of posts that skirt the

Mike, we continue to keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers. Thank you for reaching out to us and allowing us the honor of helping you through a difficult time.

Patrick, follow this link for that info: https://calendar.ipmsusa3.org/chapter-map

I forwarded this to our office manager. Perhaps she can get things moving in the right direction.

Thank you, Ralph. I'm grateful for your help.

Thanks for understanding, Daniel. BTW, excellent work on that kit!

Folks, this is the Aircraft Build section of the forum. In order to keep this thread about the excellent build that initiated this thread and not a history discussion that can become divisive, please confine your comments to the build, itself. History, opinion, discussion of Operation Paperclip is better suited for the Bullpen section of the forum. Please edit your posts accordingly. Thanks, David

Welcome, Keith! Glad you've joined us!

Welcome Julio! Glad to have you with us!

Folks, a couple of comments have been deleted from this thread because their content was more socio-political and less modeling in nature. The comments would have been better suited for "The Bullpen". Follow the forum rules, and model-on.