i went to look at the carved wood models link and its dead or something, is there a better link?
please?
jim
--- On Mon, 4/11/11, Scott Kellogg <
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From: Scott Kellogg <
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Subject: [SHADO] Desktop Models from UFO
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Date: Monday, April 11, 2011, 2:10 AM
I have the coolest wife in the world.
I'd been debating getting the die cast model Skydiver for at least a year, probably more. Sure, I'd wanted one ever since I was a kid, but they're pretty expensive, and with money tight, I just couldn't justify it to myself.
She told me to get it.
It arrived a couple days ago, and it's really cool! (Wish I'd had it as a drawing model when I was working on the Skydiver-12 story)
http://fabgearusa.com/diecast_skydiver_from_ufo.htmlAnyway, if you guys are interested in models, here's an interesting website for you:
http://store01.prostores.com/servlet/em ... Categories
They sell all sorts of carved wooden desktop model aircraft and spacecraft, mostly non-fiction, but they've got the most amazing selection of Science Fiction stuff too:
A carved desktop model of Skydiver (which doesn't look nearly as accurate as the die cast) but, they've got a museum display quality model of Cloudbase from Captain Scarlet, they've got the Interceptors from UFO, Thunderbirds. Have a look around, they've got some wacky, un-expected stuff: Fireflash, Supercar, Babylon 5, Silent Running, Fireball XL-5, The Terran Trade Federation, The Black Hole, Battlestar Galactica, 2001, Space: 1999's MetaProbe, The RTL-2 from Thunderbirds "Cham-Cham", Stingray, Fantastic Voyage, the TVR-17 from Captain Scarlet's "White As Snow", Space: 1999's Ultraprobe, the Zero-X from Thunderbirds are Go! Star Trek and Star Wars stuff...
Navigate around, they've got some funky stuff!
Scott Kellogg
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