Replica in Scale

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Lookin' In, An Amazing Model, Some Thunderjets, and Any Landing You Can Walk Away From

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The Incredible Hulk As some of you probably remember, Replica in Scale started life as a print magazine way back in the early 1970s. We di...
Wednesday, January 23, 2013

And Now For a Quick Word From---US!

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Doin' the Right Thing We suspect everybody who reads this blog is absolutely sick to death of the whole Picture Pirate adventure (and ...
Sunday, January 6, 2013

Fruitfly Tubs, More on That A-20G, Old Hose Nose, and A Blast From Our Past

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Rub-a-Dub-Dub, That Fruitfly's a Tub If you've been around NavAir for any length of time at all, you're aware that Naval Avi...
Thursday, November 29, 2012

That Unknown Fruitfly, Cry Havoc, and Another 109

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Charlie the Fruitfly Every family of military aircraft has at least one member in it that nobody really wants. In the case of the LTV A-...
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Long ago in a far-away land (a mere 50 miles south of where I am now) a friend of mine and I decided we didn't like any of the available magazines that covered scale aircraft modeling, so we decided to do our own. That was the birth of the original "Replica in Scale". We folded the tent after just a few years of operation; a several-person business evolved into a two-man show (with substantial help from spouses) and the pain just wasn't worth the gain, although we did manage to establish a pretty fair reputation during the adventure. The original "Replica" was a lot of fun, and was extremely satisfying to boot. I've often considered doing it again, which is the reason for this effort. My former partner isn't involved, but the spirit is certainly there, and the intent. I hope you like it.
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