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Yeah, we do tend to overthink this stuff. And 25 years ago, we could have just asked Galland himself.... LOL
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It makes me sad how all those who could answer these questions are leaving us at a huge rate now. Hard to believe, but there’s not many left anymore.
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Interesting pics, sluggo. The only positive conclusion I can see from those pics is that that E7 is truly trashed. As in junk. I agree with you on the white S, the yellow disc? Hmmmm. I don’t think I’m buying the yellow theory. I look at human nature rather than regulation. Yellow nose, so what artist in his right mind would go through the trouble to paint yellow backed art on an already yellow surface. Artists are brggarts just like us, they want their art to stand out. But blue? Could be. I’d say it’s a whole lot more likely than yellow my .02, but that’s why I’m no historian. But typical Galland style maus other than that. LOL Look at Yellow 13 here. The 13 seems dark, but is accepted as yellow. And the shield background here is well known to be yellow
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It's Big & It's Heavy
Clunkmeister replied to k5ikl's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
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Squeal like a piiig, boy! Howl like a Hamster, man!
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EXACTLY! My wife used "creative" methods to insulate herself as best she could. Her and a couple others had an attorney take statements from other older employees who had been given "impossible offers", and found that 90% of those told to relocate to another city were the older higher paid folks with 30+ years of service. It's a quick, easy way for them to jettison big salaries with no exposure. And highly unethical and probably illegal. My wife got lucky. 90% was a smoking gun, considering the older folks made up less than 35% of the workforce. Agreed. but I like to think it's for a very good cause. The Vets and kids who get kits seem to love them.
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So very sorry for your loss, Jeff. They become one of us and true members of the family. It’s never easy. We lost our last one a couple years back and haven’t gotten another yet, not sure we will. But once the pain fades, we eventually remember the great times together...
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I just saw this. Amazing, inspiring work here!
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That’s the way to do it Mark. Push back! They don’t expect it. They figure people will tear up and beg but I’m telling you, they DON’T want bad press. Keep at it and don’t stop till you get what you need. Accepting and even wanting to leave shows them that they e pissed you off and you’re hopping mad. Be firm but friendly. It’ll work.
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Agreed 100% Hubert. As you know, I'm a business owner as well, and never in a million years would I treat an employee like the way they treated Mark. My point was that most Companies, especially those Companies involved with Government contracts DO NOT want bad press. Ever. They put out stupid offers to employees and then hope the employees just go away. It's maddening. My wife's Company did the same thing to hundreds of employees, but in Texas at least, an employee can't be expected to pull up their family at a moment's notice, and AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE, to take a consolation job in a faraway city. That's the key to Mark's issue. They expect him to relocate almost a thousand miles at his own expense. I can pretty much guarantee you that that fact alone will sway any finding of fault in Mark's direction. This kind of behavior by the Company is complete and total low down weasely stuff.
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yup, the only reason is that if you can create enough potential bad press for them, more often than not they'll just give you a buyout and be done with it.
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Carl, I seem to recall that there is a superb Aires wheelwell set for this kit.
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Mark, my wife's employer has been doing the same thing, HOWEVER, if it is considered a hardship move that could and would negatively affect you, you may have an out. I am going to HIGHLY recommend you contact an attorney versed in this kind of thing right now. At worst, you'll be out a couple hundred bucks at most, at best, they'll make you a better offer. But probably, if you fight back, instead of fighting it, they'll just settle. I think you'll benefit greatly from at least checking into it.
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Thanks Carl! I downloaded the instruction sheets, thanks. It looks like this kit really needs some AM wheel wells. How does it build? Does it need an AM cockpit as well? As for the Eagle, I'd love to give that model the "full meal deal" as that was one of my favorite shows on TV as a kid, and as far as Sci Fi goes, the Eagles actually had a sense of plausibility about them. They LOOK like a spacecraft: function over form. Unlike many of the kits I acquire, I'll be keeping these two for myself.
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I do get lucky at times, Phil.
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But it came with this... Had to take the pair of them. F-16 is complete, but, no instruction book dangit. No clue what Air Force that is. Oh wait! Singapore and USAF.. I maybe smell Polish Air Force version. The natural version for a freedom loving soul like me.
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1/18 P51C Mustang "Lopes Hope 3rd"
Clunkmeister replied to airscale's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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YES!!!!