> Not to worry Doc. Stephen was writing in a humorous vein. The
> 'flights' he refers to are the ones that a static model takes when just
> one too many things have gone wrong. The landing is indeed the
> problem! I've never 'flown' one but I once smashed a B 26 with a
> recalcitrant metal finish by grabbing it by the fuselage and smacking
> it across the edge of my work bench.
The there's the guy in the Omaha club that got upset with one he was
working on and took a *hammer* to it.
Gads, I've been upset before, but if a model isn't going as planned,
I'll put it away for awhile, calm down, then pull it out again -
years later! ;-)
Matt
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Matthew Bittner WW1 Modeler, ecto subscriber, semi-new dad,
meba@cso.com PowerBuilder developer; Omaha, Nebraska
Disclaimer: opinions expressed by me are my responsibility only.
"You cannot make anything foolproof, because the fools are so
ingenious." - Christian Walters
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