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Falcon161, congrats! - For modeling, here are a couple I suggestion: Before painting by can or airbrush, wash your model with dish detergent to remove oils from the mold release agent/fingers, etc. Test fit before gluing Warped part? - Run under hot water for a little bit, and rebend to original shape Use a glue that welds like tenax7 for a better bond Gun Residue from firing? - If you have access to a black pastel chalk, ground a little & dust onto the model with a paint brush from cannon port to the back of the plane (not too long)-remember wind effects Want your panel lines to stand out after painting? -Use a pen with india ink from any art supply store or a simple .5mm mechanical lead pencil, but make sure the lead is soft (dark) With a "gear down" look and tires bulging from weight - Heat an old screwdriver tip or butterknife and press your wheels down slightly Don't use super glue for cockpit windows- Scratches in windows can be rubbed out with toothpaste (not the gel kind) Atoll nose? - Cut a 1/8th" tip off a bic pen and graft onto the missile head Oxygen hose for your pilot? - carefully break an old burnt out bulb, carefully retrieve/clean the filament, dip in black paint, and voila - oxygen hose (may not be scale), but it looks good.

Not real good with lat and long. Anyone know where this was at?

Evil Knievel motorcycle with hand winch (to jump a coffee table, the dog, and inadvertently a plate glass window which held thank God) Evil Knievel rocket and a Saturn 5 toy rocket

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/30/us.iraq/i...=rss_topstories

I wouldn't hesitate calling an airstrike on my own position with that - BROKEN ARROW!! BROKEN ARROW!!

Nice find Silverbolt. First time I seen the F-22 put through some of her paces.

The after effect after of Chuck Norris' chili dinner with jalapeno popper chasers? Oops, wrong thread **vanishes in a cloud of bats**

While urinating, Chuck Norris is easily capable of welding titanium - ROFL!

Julhelm, Any chance you have a link to that story?

May not be premium, but I always have a Macanudo whenever I golf. I had a cuban one time while visiting Mexico (cigar that is). I was quite disappointed. I can only say smoking a lampshade would have had better taste. It di keep the skeeters away though.

Not a comment but an observation. The Duke was the only person on earth who could intimidate the sun into setting over water instead of land in "The Green Berets" - Props to Savoy 6!

My bad. Lemme try the old fashioned way.. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b6d_1203640939

Good headwind helps, but still it's some decent airmanship STOL

Any hear if the two "merged" successfully?

Was there not some foreign espionage that was partly responsible for such a quick demise of that aircraft?

http://www.janes.com/ It's not much, but type in Sukhoi in the search box (top right) and you'll get some stuff. Good luck and git'er done!

Riverhrose? Is that akin to a street urchin?

Thanks JA - Never saw/knew that

And don't forget a raging case of syphillis

I am old enough(Major Lee, StrikeEagle, Dave?) to remember the hubbub when Skylab falling (Australia?). All this sounds vaguely familiar

And the F-22 sticky up on top of this page too.

"Flame Retardant Material As Required. ..." I am glad to see that, for many of flights I take usually end up as a black greasy smear blotted out of the sky.

Nearly sh** my pants first time I heard one of those things go off at a shooting range.