Sincerely,
Allan Wright
WWI list: Please reply to both the list and Jeff as I don not think he's
on the list.
jgreenbe@david.wheaton.edu writes:
> My name is Jeff Greenberg, I am a geology prof at Wheaton College in IL,
> and I was delighted to see your web page in my motoring through the internet
> index.
> About thirty years ago, when I was just hitting puberty (no real
> connection, I hope) much of my time was spent making models. I enjoyed doing
> the custom hotrod kits from AMC, but mostly I did every WW1 airplane that I
> could get my hands on. In those days Monogram had a nice wide array of kits.
> I think most all of them were 1/48th. Anyway, last year I visited a small
> shop selling mostly antiques where they had a newer-looking Monogram Sopwith
> Camel 1/48 kit.
> I wonder if Monogram still makes WW1 planes and how one finds out what's
> available. I hesitate getting too much involved in the game, but it would be
> great to relive some of the fun from my past. By the way, to the best of my
> recollection, the Mongram kits included a Spad, Camel, Sopwith Triplane
> ("Black Moriah"), two or three different Neuports, a Bristol, SE5, three
> Fokkers (D7, Tri, Mono), a Pfalz, Albatross, and a Gotha bomber. There were
> certainly more than these, but that's all I came into contact with.
> You are to be commended for the effort to support the production of more
> models. I will keep an eye on your updates.
> Jeff G.
>