So many models so little time - the odd man out is the SAT kit, not too many people know the history of this airline, so it is unusual a company would make a kit for such a really niche interest
@TheScaleModeler back in the early 90's I was on a project funded by the DOD. DEA, and the Good Ol USA government, as well as the Mexican military specifically the Mexican Air Force. I was part of a team installing seven ku-band satellite antenna systems through Southern Mexico. I also work with a team from Westinghouse who installing radar antenna. Their guys who taught a lot about radar, even my sat-com background kind intermingled with radar technology I didn't know any specifics or details about their electronics. Most of those Westinghouse guys were a great bunch. Worked some of them in Angola Africa on a UN & USA project. But that's another story.
So many models so little time - the odd man out is the SAT kit, not too many people know the history of this airline, so it is unusual a company would make a kit for such a really niche interest
Yes it’s from Welsh Models they make some niche interest kits. I thought it looked interesting with a mixture of parts. Appreciate the feedback 👍
Hopefully border will release 1/35 Me-262 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
That would be nice wouldn’t it 🤞👍
@@TheScaleModeler yeah 👍 , also ju-88
Great video as always..But I’m here to watch the subscribe lady dancing at the end.!
Ha, ha
😮😉👍
Cool 👍🛩
Much appreciated- thank you 👍
Item C, I do believe
That’s correct 👍 maybe a bit harder this week not so many answers 🤔
@TheScaleModeler back in the early 90's I was on a project funded by the DOD. DEA, and the Good Ol USA government, as well as the Mexican military specifically the Mexican Air Force. I was part of a team installing seven ku-band satellite antenna systems through Southern Mexico. I also work with a team from Westinghouse who installing radar antenna. Their guys who taught a lot about radar, even my sat-com background kind intermingled with radar technology I didn't know any specifics or details about their electronics. Most of those Westinghouse guys were a great bunch. Worked some of them in Angola Africa on a UN & USA project. But that's another story.
@bobrivett7645 that’s very interesting indeed 👍
The answer is C.
Spot on Sir 👍
@@TheScaleModeler to be fair, I did answer before the video finished. I didn’t think you’d put the answer in the end.
@mikemontgomery2654 not doubting you in the slightest- I massively appreciate the feedback 👍