Hi Mates,
Will take a breather from my current Oseberg log to focus on re-visiting my fairly comprehensive airliner 1:400 collection (very few are 1:200)
I intend, after making a complete inventory list, to donate the collection to the Museum of Flying in Santa Monica. Need to communicate with them as well…
https://www.museumofflying.org/ (click on main image to open site) Clover Field officially opened on April 15, 1932, Douglas building its DC 3s on site, and taking its maiden flight December 17. 1935
With this log I will, along with images, add brief data regarding the aircrafts - along with some notations that have historical importance - my collection also includes propellor airframes as well.
Administrators -- It appears that this would be acceptable in this area of S. of Scale, please advise if not.
Here are tease images -- NOT photographed for how images for this log will be posted, and it will start historically from the 1930s then forward - well my intentions in any case.
PS: I've been advised that ship case can't remain at where it currently has been moved over
Regards,
Will take a breather from my current Oseberg log to focus on re-visiting my fairly comprehensive airliner 1:400 collection (very few are 1:200)
I intend, after making a complete inventory list, to donate the collection to the Museum of Flying in Santa Monica. Need to communicate with them as well…
https://www.museumofflying.org/ (click on main image to open site) Clover Field officially opened on April 15, 1932, Douglas building its DC 3s on site, and taking its maiden flight December 17. 1935
With this log I will, along with images, add brief data regarding the aircrafts - along with some notations that have historical importance - my collection also includes propellor airframes as well.
Administrators -- It appears that this would be acceptable in this area of S. of Scale, please advise if not.
Here are tease images -- NOT photographed for how images for this log will be posted, and it will start historically from the 1930s then forward - well my intentions in any case.
PS: I've been advised that ship case can't remain at where it currently has been moved over
Regards,