When did it all start then? I built my first model at the age of five back in 1970 together with my dad. It was not until 7th grade I came in contact with RC. From the very beginning I was hooked on the scale models. As for many people, there is a break in the hobby but i've been more on and off, keeping up the gliders with among others a 1:5 scale DFS Olympia and a large scale Caravelle airliner for the slopes. About ten years ago I ran out of momentum in my hobby due to a growing family, loss of airfield and very extensive work travel. 

What about now then? The children have grown up and my business doesn't need all my time awake any longer but more normal hours. I took the plunge last autumn and started over again with a brand new state of the art radio kit. i also picked up old threads in form of a Flair Bristol Fighter which is going to be electric. (I've had the kit since 2005...) I've done some designs of my own in the past which have worked out well and that is a path I intend to continue. I'm gathering documentation for a Northrop N3PB which I've always been fond of. As soon as the travel restrictions are lifted I will go to the Norwegian Air Force museum which is only three hours drive away from where I live. The sole survivor is displayed there.

/Jens

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Tony