nifty advice anent how to make playing w/ toy airplanes more realistic

In either A.D. 1977 or 1978, I found out by happenstance that a cool way of making my Star Wars tie fighter and x-wing appear realistic in play, was to hold them up in the air on my 6th-floor terrace with the apartment buildings accross the street and next to mine in the background.

Because this reminded my of the x-wing flying into the gigantinormous Death Star.

This evening, whiles playing with my Corgi, Forces of Valour and Dragon WW2 fighter planes, I noticed this same type of effect. I.e., the tiny planes juxtaposed w/ my wall unit, artificial ficas tree, and me strafing them along my lengthy thirtysomething-foot-long living room was like a myriad of simulations too numerous to list.

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Chris Tsao
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Wow. I don't think I've seen the word "anent" in forty years...;-)

rj

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Ralph Jones

Besides the fact that the way that I used it is archaic, I think that there are also some obsolete meanings that I've mostly only seen in this 13-volume Oxford dictionary at a library, which I read some place costs a thousandsomething or a couple thousand something dollars.

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Chris Tsao

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Paul Ryan

And now they're at my ten AKA my dinning room table.

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Chris Tsao

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