Hi there, I'm Neal from Texas. I'm not a proliferate modeler, I made a few models as a kid, and couple more in my 40s. The only one that has survived is my Type VII U-boat. So, I am not very experienced. Those are the two eras in my life where I got busy with scale models.
I "retired" about 2 years ago and have gotten started up again. I'm not a naturally skilled craftsman, I've got caveman hands and fingers, so handling 1/350 scale bits is a challenge for me. Still, I am finding the hobby very fulfilling.
I've made a couple of submarine models in the last few weeks, kind of warmups. I'm tackling a Dragon (DML?) Ohio class boomer now, taking my time to make it as good as I can. Next, if I feel capable, I have a large Gato sub model a friend gave me 15 years ago. Hopefully I am up to the task.
I'll probably have a newbie question or two, but Youtube sure does make it easy to get info. Always looking for more though.
I "retired" about 2 years ago and have gotten started up again. I'm not a naturally skilled craftsman, I've got caveman hands and fingers, so handling 1/350 scale bits is a challenge for me. Still, I am finding the hobby very fulfilling.
I've made a couple of submarine models in the last few weeks, kind of warmups. I'm tackling a Dragon (DML?) Ohio class boomer now, taking my time to make it as good as I can. Next, if I feel capable, I have a large Gato sub model a friend gave me 15 years ago. Hopefully I am up to the task.
I'll probably have a newbie question or two, but Youtube sure does make it easy to get info. Always looking for more though.
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