[WWI] Windsock International from 10 years ago, and Happy New Years

[Ray B]

Diego, I can't find anything on the Plum Blossom FE.... Sigh,  I wonder what happened to Plum Blossom? they had a few really nice resins. 

I found an old second hand Windsock in a hobby store whilst I was on a trip to St Louis in 1995 I was hooked after that.  Along with the magazine I snagged a few out of box Revel 1/72 world war one aircraft that I remembered building as a kid. That as they say was it, I was hooked.  I found the wwi list not long after, and although I have subbed and desubbed a few times down the years I'm still hooked. 

 Ray
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----- Original Message ----
From: Diego Fernetti <dfernet0 at rosario.gov.ar>
To: World War I Modeling Mailing List <wwi at wwi-models.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 2, 2007 8:00:57 AM
Subject: Re: [WWI] Windsock International from 10 years ago, and Happy New Years

Ray!
> Toko (Roden) first appear with the Pfalz DXII and Siemens Schuckert 
> DIII/DIV in the March April 1998 issue.

I recall that I saw the ads on FSM by that time too. I ordered both at once, 
and it was a few months before subscribing to "The List".

> In 1997 Plum Blossoms had a 1/72 resin Lloyd CV that was seen as being 
> very esoteric.

There was also an announcement about a FE2b from Plum Blossom too. Was it 
ever released?
D. 







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