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Old 03-18-2006, 01:42 PM
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With Carl and the Semroc Gang around, these ARE the "Good Old Days" !
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Old 05-25-2006, 09:49 PM
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That brings up two questions.

How many sales are needed to break even?

When we find out, we will let everyone know!
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Old 05-25-2006, 10:31 PM
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My Semroc KV-54 Mars Lander and my KV-11JTP Hustler Just The Parts Shipped Yesterday. I was flipping through some old pictures and I found one from 1979 of my original Estes Mars Lander. It was a few years old when I took this picture and it could have used a few more silver paint details here and there but I was real proud of it at the time.

I have a question for any forum members that have ever built the Mars Lander. A buddy of mine used an ink pen to fill in the little hatches and details on the embossed shrouds. Anyone else ever try this? His looked better at a distance than mine because of this but I was afraid to "color out of the lines" on mine. Any method to getting those details to stand out or just leave well enough alone? What are your opinions?


I used a pen / sharpie to draw in all the hatches,etc on mine, looked good, but then when clearcoated some bled slightly, but still looked ok.
model is gone ( sold the builtup one a while back, for more than Carls kit, actually, lol ), time to build a new one I guess :-)

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Old 05-26-2006, 08:11 AM
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My Semroc KV-54 Mars Lander and my KV-11JTP Hustler Just The Parts Shipped Yesterday. I was flipping through some old pictures and I found one from 1979 of my original Estes Mars Lander. It was a few years old when I took this picture and it could have used a few more silver paint details here and there but I was real proud of it at the time.

Wow, and a cool Steve Naquin signature launch pad, too!
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