KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY!
AN OPEN LETTER TO
READERS:
We are all mortal
creatures inhabiting a tiny blue-green planet orbiting a perfectly
ordinary G-type star located on the outer rim of the Orion/Cygnus
spur located about 30,000 light years from the Sagittarius A star at
the center of the Milky Way in one of billions of galaxies that will,
one day, cease to exist. It does not matter which country you live
in, what language you speak, the color of your skin, your sexual
preference, which gods (if any) you might worship, or which political
party to which you might pledge allegiance, if you are male or
female, how tall or short you might be, whether or not you have a
college degree or any other adornment you wish to pin upon your
chest; we are all on the
same hadj, and the
sooner we realize that and understand it, the happier and more
content and prosperous we will be.
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THESE ARE THE LAST PROFILE
BOOKS I HAVE
VO BIST DU?
IDF knew where Hamas leader
was and delivered ordnance to the target
IDF knew where Hezbollah leader was and delivered ordnance to the
target.
What makes Iran's leaders think IDF doesn't know where they are going
to be every minute from now until eternity?
They can see you, they can hear you, they can even smell your
pheremones. You cannot launch rockets then run and hide.
Think carefully Iran because Israel has better technology than you
can acquire in the next century.
Sie wissen, wo Sie
wohnen
BOOKS FROM MY LIBRARY WILL BE
POSTED HERE. DOWNLOAD AS YOU WISH (IF YOU LEARNED TO READ ENGLISH
ONLY).
Aircraft
Yearbook
The
Air Racers Multi-Views
Jets
Aircraft
WWI
Aircraft
WW2
Fighters
WWII
Best of
Matt-1
Best of
Matt-2
Many
Multi-Views
Nikolai's-Rat
OLDIES BUT GOODIES:
F6F
Hellcat
Ju87B
Lysander
P47D
P51B
PBY5
GALLERY
OF CARD MODELS
A QUICK, EASY WAY TO SCALE YOUR CARD MODELS
Let's say you have a
card model of an airplane that has an actual wingspan of 46 feet and
you want to make the model at 1:33 scale.
Simply divide 46 by 3
(3/46) for a result of 15-1/3. Print the model so the wingspan is
15-1/3 inches.
For a 1:48 (1/4 inch)
scale, divide 46 by 4 (4/46) for a result of 11-1/2. Print the
template so the wingspan is 11-1/2 inches.
For a 1:72nd scale,
divide 46 by 6 (6/46) for a result of 7-2/3. Print the template so
the wingspan is 7-2/3 inches.