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Dick, Boy - Thanks for the GREAT TIP on how to do biplane wings (a daunting task to many of us). Your idea fits into the "Geez.. Why didn't I think of that?!" - and I'm an engineer too! Psst - On my next trip to the Hardware Store I know what I'm gonna buy...

Looks like it's still available Check out: http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/flo/flof542143.htm

Back in "olden days" John was Editor of the IPMS/Greensboro, NC Chapter Newsletter and served as IPMS/USA Quarterly Editor 1968-1970. John did a GREAT job in both capacities. He really knows his subjects.

Ken, Thanks for posting those great pages. Normally, I'm a WWII a/c modeler (prefer interesting camouflage schemes) but occasionally a good jet scheme comes along that tweaks my interest - as these SU schemes do. I've downloaded the pages and am enjoying them. Thanks Again and hope to see you in Columbus.

I will be there both Friday and Saturday. While I'm not an armor modeler; I go to enjoy the models and talking with other IPMSers attending. Have a Safe Trip and looking forward to seeing many of you there. Look for me - I'll be wearing my USAF Vet hat with a a full array of IPMS Convention Pins, and an IPMS T-shirt - if it's not too cold! The IPMS shirt is great attire for the AMPS Convention