1/18 scale POSSIBLE cancellations
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:39 am
Checked on line with Bad Cat Toys http://www.badcataviation.com/contactus.html and their website says that they believe that the F-4 and B-25 projects have been cancelled.
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1/18 scale POSSIBLE cancellations
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 1:49 am
RATS!! I was looking forward to spending my retirement years doing the B-25, now what? Guess I'll have to fall back on plan 'B' and tour the Southwest on the motorcycle-
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 10:10 am
The Inspector wrote:RATS!! I was looking forward to spending my retirement years doing the B-25, now what? Guess I'll have to fall back on plan 'B' and tour the Southwest on the motorcycle-
Be sure and take a camera or digital imaging device
I was also looking forward to the B-25, saved a space on my ceiling for the hanging collection of 18th scales, guess I'll slip the Avenger in its place*hangs head*
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:10 pm
Looks like 21st century may be out of business. Bad news. There 1/144th stuff was awesome!
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:18 pm
Warbird Kid wrote:Looks like 21st century may be out of business. Bad news. There 1/144th stuff was awesome!
I would bet it has to do with the new lead testing laws.
Ryan
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:43 pm
I quit model building over a year ago. I almost got back into it about two months ago. But I didn't go through with it.
I found that my skills where going down hill. That and my time on them was small and to be honest I lost interest. I am thinking of selling off a good part of my kit stash. I think models is a dying hobby to be honest. Kit prices are going higher and higher. I can't effort them thats for sure. I got other things I needto save my money on like bills and flight lessons.
I found that my skills where going down hill. That and my time on them was small and to be honest I lost interest. I am thinking of selling off a good part of my kit stash. I think models is a dying hobby to be honest. Kit prices are going higher and higher. I can't effort them thats for sure. I got other things I needto save my money on like bills and flight lessons.
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:12 pm
Nathan wrote:I quit model building over a year ago. I almost got back into it about two months ago. But I didn't go through with it.
I found that my skills where going down hill. That and my time on them was small and to be honest I lost interest. I am thinking of selling off a good part of my kit stash. I think models is a dying hobby to be honest. Kit prices are going higher and higher. I can't effort them thats for sure. I got other things I needto save my money on like bills and flight lessons.
No way!
When you get frustrated with a model, just remember. Every modeler usually has lowered expectations by the time a build is done. I take it to account that every modeler usually has the same basic skills and determination when starting a project. "Perfectionists Desire" I call it.
And what do you mean its a dying hobby!
All the more reason to continue it! My friends look at me like I'm from the wrong generation. Maybe I am, 
but that makes it twice as fun!
Keep Em' Flying
Keep Building
Christopher S.
PS. If your still thinking of selling your models off, I'd grab probably anything you have in 1/144th scale!