I'm a late-in-life newcomer to making model aircraft and would like to be able to learn more about the individual aircraft I make. Has anyone any suggestions where I can research the history of an individual plane?
Thanks for any help
Researching
Sep 30, 2004
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google.com Your local library may have some tomes on your subject. Unit histories. hth
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what kind of research do you want to do? there are all kinds of sites with walk-arounds, interiors and profiles. tony mattelianos scale model index is always a good start.
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