I wasn't a kid when Apollo landed on the moon. I was 25 years old.
When I was a kid, I used to spend summers in Albuquerque with my aunt and uncle David and Marge Carrick (they weren't "blood" aunt and uncle, my parents didn't [...]
This is Monograms issue of Aurora's I-19, It's considered one of the better detailed of the Aurora submarines, it went together well. the scale is supposed to be 1/275. I added Das Boot 505,another Mon/Aurora box scale, an older build. [...]
19 July 1969, it is day 4, it has been 62 hours since launch, Columbia is now only 32,000 nautical miles from the Moon. They are traveling at a speed of 3782 feet per second. Houston has noted that the velocity has picked up in the [...]
It's a strange but interesting fact that the only "built for that specific powerplant" Spitfire to achieve a large production run was the Mk.I; while there were several other Marks specifically designed to make maximum benefit of [...]
This is my 1 /700 scale U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln CVN-72. Ok, as I mentioned before in an earlier article the main reason for getting this carrier was for major donor parts for the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71. I have to tip my hat off to [...]
Here's my 1/700 scale super carrier U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71. The one on the simulated water is completed with a clear strip to see down in the hanger deck. The one on wood is of her in the middle or major repairs. Again my [...]