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One of the commercial/residential buildings at North Square on the Freedom Trail in Boston's North End.
1:72, Albatross HU-16E (USCG)
Monogram -- plastic
Purchased this back in the late 90s, early 2000s, during my eBay crazy days. I finally got around to work on it last week.
All painted with Sharpies markers except for the white propeller tips which I goofed off and painted them black initially and had to use white acrylic paint to repair them. Also painted the middle part of the tail fin all red, and had to paint back in white. The red and blue stripes on the fuselage were the toughest. There was no marking specifically for the stripes and I had to rely on the photos on the box and use the raised dots on the fuselage and eyeball the angle and width. Even marker bled underneath the masking tape and I had to scrape it off, smudges all over...
The decals were horrendous. There were a few that had no details, like what's the point?
This is one of my favourite models as Albatross is one of my favourite aircraft exemplifying my obsession with propellers. The colour scheme is also very attractive. But the biggest turn on for me for this model is the retractable landing gears!
This kit comes with additional figures for those who wish to create a diorama of a sea rescue scene.
(More of this model in my Scale Model (vehicle) set)
Simple & pretty, made for my craft room...
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Strawberry Cupcakes dipped in Ghirardelli Chocolate Ganache, decorated with Bride's Monogram A using my Cricut Cake: Tie The Knot Cartridge.
Key fob made with black webbing and red polka dot ribbon and monogrammed in black using the Marie font.
Colors/monogram matched the invitations. I added about half of the 'C's' the morning of the wedding, thank goodness I left the other half to place on top until I arrived. Humidity got the best of these. Even after drying, these still wilted. :(
My son was nine when we built this together, as his first plastic model kit. Growing up, I saw daily news footage from the Vietnam war, and you couldn't help being mightily impressed at the sight of a Huey helicopter. Later on, Apocalypse Now re-ignited the interest, but it took many more years before I built a model of a Huey. The UH-1 had its first flight in October of 1956 and was the first turbine-powered aircraft ordered by the U.S. Army. It was a major leap forward from previous helicopters, and set speed and climbing records.
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