Greetings from Central NY
 

What a amazing place here with all this talent! Although i do not build or own any R/C models at this point in life, i fully appreciate all of the time & skill that goes into one. I did a brief bit of R/C boats back in 1982 while living in Auckland NZ. But after that i stick to static models.

I am a full time master model maker, with over 27 years in the industry. During 2008 to 2010 most of the models & work was for the Wind Power industry. These days most of my work is in the tiny 1/87 (HO rail road) scale, but the bottom line is "what ever the client wants". :D:D The main focus of what i do now is pattern work & resin casting for modelers & industrial clients.

Looking forward to reading so many threads on so many incredible builds!

Very Kind Regards
Ap40rocktruck

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Welcome to the forum Rick M.

Perhaps you'll put modelling skills to an RC project one day very soon? :)

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Welcome to the forum :D

Keith

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Glad to see you joined us over here!

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Welcome .

Would love to see some photos of your work .

Any pic of the HO stuff .

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Welcome aboard!
Cheers, Neil.

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Welcome from New York

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Welcome and enjoy

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Welcome to the forum. Enjoy...
Susan

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Welcome neighbor

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Thanks everyone! I like this place more & more. thread after thread of just incredible work & craftsmanship.

I might try a R/C truck at some point, but for now i am fully immersed in static models.....

Photos of HO & other scale models, yes i will post them in the appropriate area, after i learn how to post photos here.... I read the FAQ, but work keeps getting in the way of fun. LOL imagine that!

Ap40rocktruck [Rick]

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welcome to the forum ..i also do static models in 1/25 and 1/24 scale and am trying out the HO scale of 1/87 here is a pic of one i did awhile ago..hats off to you they are really tinyhttp://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3216e32d.jpg