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HU: New Ted Cook Bird

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normb

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Ted Cook has provided another interesting bird for the FS community. Where does he find these things? :)

Go to his site and see the latest. (Someone please drop in a link to Ted's site, I'm not sure how it's done.)

Thank you Ted!
 
normb said:
Ted Cook has provided another interesting bird for the FS community. Where does he find these things? :)

Go to his site and see the latest. (Someone please drop in a link to Ted's site, I'm not sure how it's done.)

Thank you Ted!
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http://www.tedcook.me.uk/Homepage/

Go to Ted's page (or any other), copy the url from the little browser window at the top (using ctrl + c keys) and paste it into your post using crtl + v.

Sascha
 
Great isn't it! The Avro makes me think of the old Renwal (I think) plastic kits. I think they had a framework that we covered with tinted paper "fabric".

(Thanks Sacha for the info on how to add a link.)

I love the old, slow birds.

NormB
 
normb said:
Great isn't it! The Avro makes me think of the old Renwal (I think) plastic kits. I think they had a framework that we covered with tinted paper "fabric".
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Hey, I remember those! I had the Wright Bros. plane. The paper was like onion-skin stationery. Aaaaaand... I didn't do a real neat job applying it, LOL.
 
Ted Cook has another new model on his site: Wright "Wight" floatplane. Pre WWI.

Thank you Ted!
 
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