Slowly but surely I’m getting over the flu and back log. I say Flu because if it is a cold it’s the worst one I ever had. It damn near killed me.
The table is clear and all the masks are in boxes ready to ship today. The third batch of orders I recently received are sitting at the paint area. Only 5 to go.
I hope you guys are reading this because one of you ordered an Orangutan without hair. Could you please refresh my memory? In my delirium I forgot to write it down.
Finally I can see the light of day (All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy) I can get to a project that’s been sitting for a few years. My ME P. 1101. For those of you in the know of aviation it was the first fighter jet of WW2. I say that because the ME 262 was designated a bomber by Hitler. It was a mistake and thankfully benefited us.
They actually built one of the planes but it was never flown. Back in 2003 I scratch built one by hand crafting a fuselage plug and making hard fiberglass epoxy molds. The plane was a fantastic flyer. I later sold out the molds to a model company that produced it for a while.
Not too long ago I found someone that had one of my kits and bought it. I’m looking forward to having one of my own creations back in my fleet again. I was part of the pioneering of EDF electric jets back in the day and this plane is part of aviation history twice over.
The Art of Steve Neill 