rustywelder

Not really, they shouldn't have been in the post season at all. I'm not mad one bit. Put A Squealers jersey on that guy and it would be a bit more on point. Nice try though. :thumbsup:/>

Wow! That was one hell of a game! Well done Pats. Good job to the birds too, they got a lot further than I expected this year.

What ever happened to the 1/72 f-35s?

It is a new tool kit. The old one is an mr.3 and this will be an aew.2.

I'd be all over any usn/usmc decals in1/72. Especially if you were to do some csar sh-3a's from Vietnam.

Thanks for putting the 1/72 markings on there Mike. I hope sales are good enough for you to consider something similar with your VF-111 sheet.

Very nice! One of the finest rifles I've ever shot. I would sorely love to get one my self.

You just made my night!

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I'll have look and send you what I've got.

The museum is outside of the wire right now. It will be inside the wire with it's own dedicated gate for civies at some point. So you needn't worry about any special requirements for the AMC museum. To answer the main question, IIRC when the armor museum was still at Aberdeen, you needed to give an ID for everyone in your party, along with proof of insurance and your vehicle's registration at the main gate. You would then be issued a pass to visit the museum. I'm sure this changes from base to base depending on wether a civie has any reason to be there or not.

Glad you fellas enjoyed! I forgot to mention that many of the planes are open to walk through weather permitting. I was able to climb in the -141B, the VC-9, the -130 that I forgot to take a picture of, and the C-5 where Santa was hanging out. The rest, including the C-133 are open for guided tours on certain days.

I would be in for one in 1/72! I had the great pleasure of climbing inside this bird in September, and have been on the hunt for decals since.

The real star at the museum for me was the C-133

Santa in his sleigh Santa's sleigh C-141A C-141B VC-9 C-9 C-123 F-101 F-106

C-17 touch and go more C-17 some more... yet even more.. and the final landing for the day T-41 taxing

C-119 C-124 KC-97 KC-135 Connie A-26 Most of a Lodestar

The family and I took a trip out to the Air Mobility Command Museum at Dover AFB today. Quite a nice museum, and well worth the trip if you are in the area. Its about a 2 hour drive give or take a bit from the Baltimore/DC area. The museum has in its collection a couple of planes you are unlikely to see any where else, and is located adjacent to Dover's main runway. Here are some pics from today, including some(not great) of a C-17 doing touch and go's. The mighty Tweet!... on a stick C-131 U-3 C-45 C-7 An-2

Go Navy!!

Ha! As far as I'm concerned there is only one reason to visit Burtonsvile, and that is the little hole in the wall Cuban joint off of 198. I feel you on the diapers, the happiest day of my life was when my son got out of 'em.

Nothing to talk about yet really. It doesn't mean much until someone picks him up, and I have a hard time seeing that happening this season.

Is this the thread you were thinking of? http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/index.php?showtopic=271764&hl=have%20glass%20&st=0

Thanks Paul, I didn't realize you guys had carriers that recently.