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Pioneer Aviation Topics related to the aviators and aeroplanes prior to WWI


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Old 3 December 2004, 06:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Great model builds thread for Pioneer forum.

I thought we might as well have one here too for Pioneer Aviation.

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Those are great models Ross.There just is something about all that wood,fabric &wire that I find fascinating.Cheers! John.
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Hi All

If you're interested in models of the early aircraft, then you may like to visit a small website that moi operates:

"Model Flying Machines" http://www.geocities.com/aerohydro/mfm

This website is a sort of resource guide for enthusiasts who want to make a working model of an early flying machine, and it gives details where plans or kitsets for a particular design of early flying machine can be purchased.

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PS -I know that I'm just a newbie here, and I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes here, but the chance to plug the website in this thread was just too tempting to ignore!
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If you're interested in models of the early aircraft, then you may like to visit a small website that moi operates:

"Model Flying Machines" http://www.geocities.com/aerohydro/mfm

This website is a sort of resource guide for enthusiasts who want to make a working model of an early flying machine, and it gives details where plans or kitsets for a particular design of early flying machine can be purchased.

Cheers,
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PS -I know that I'm just a newbie here, and I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes here, but the chance to plug the website in this thread was just too tempting to ignore!

Welcome and plug away. Great site.
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