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Ahh, the media. Its been said, the media and facts do not always go hand in hand. But this??? My eyes are bleeding.

A long but interesting article worth a read http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/03/17/1285431/-MH-370-New-Theory-Is-Pure-Genius-Almost IMO, the Southern Indian Ocean it is.

This is just as weird, beginning from 2:49 http://coffeeticks.tv/?p=52 appearance and disappearance off the coast of Hainan island, China. That puts it way off the Gulf of Thailand where all the aerial and surface search assets are concentrated in right now.

OMG, it resembles an ugly amphibian with fins.

I second that, third that, fourth that, and so on and so forth.

Ahh, Japlish.

Dear Danny, I have a yellow box 1/144 Daco 737 kit and its beautifully crafted, an absolute gem indeed! I wish DACO would introduce the same model in 1/200th scale. I have a Skyline 1/200 'Simpsons' decal sheet waiting to grace the fuselage of a DACO 1/200 737.

Wow!.........just wow, man. This is definitely one of the best-est, ever-est modellers of all time.

TomcatFanatic123, me too, I never tire of watching the Blues fly. I come from across the Pacific and this 2011 edition was my twelfth Miramar airshow. I'm glad the folks at Miramar have made it a three day event for the public. Had I known Friday was a public day I would've arrived San Diego on Thursday. A few years ago (2007, I think) I made the mistake of arriving a day early and got turned away at the entrance by a Marine guard because that Friday airshow was for military personnel and their families only. I can't help but notice a lack of static display USAF assets this year. Perhaps 201

Thanks for the heads-up. I am certified severe insane so I'm getting me one set or two, maybe three, possibly four....... :lol:

For eggplane fans out there, Hasegawa has planned a brand new F-22 egg raptor November release http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10161100 Oh boy, me going eggs here!

You lucky skunk, you Six Blackbirds and there are many people out there trying their damdest to get their paws on just one. I'm one of 'em.......and still looking and trying without luck. I'm still scratching my head and wondering why Hase did not re-release the Blackbird eggplane last time around. Anyway, these are very nice builds, Tony. Eggplanes makes for an enjoyable build, are cute, puts smiles on many faces and best of all, there are no accuracy issues to worry about. Model on!

The saying that there is a sucker born every minute holds true.

Greetings, gamodelmaker, The eggplanes have no scale, however for my current Hornet eggplane project I managed to easily place a 'serious' Verlinden 1/72 resin F-18 ejection seat in the cockpit. I also made the instrument panel coaming higher and managed to insert Eduard's self adhesive 1/72 F-18C color etch instrument panel. So far the little (1.5 cm X 1.2 cm) cockpit is completed and comprises 102 pieces, mainly colourful round, square and rectangular buttons. I intend to arm my Hornet eggplane with a pair of 'serious' 1/144 AIM-9s, 2 HARMs, 2 LGBs & a shortened centerline fuel tank, al

Mr. Hasegawa, I'd like to see 1) Re-tooled 1/72 SR-71 Blackbird 2) Re-tooled 1/72 Saab Viggen 3) 1/72 F-5E Tiger II kit & (decals of USAF/USN Aggressor jets) 4) 1/72 Mirage IIIC kit & (decals of jet flown by IAF ace Giora Epstein)