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Poll Question : What do you enjoy most?
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343 [ 55.14% ]
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Avatar User Offline Rickles909
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Posted: November/10/2007 at 2:33am  Quote
 
I voted building but flying is a close 2nd choice for me. After all these
years of building I am enjoying some success at flying as well.

(Good topic selection!)

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Posted: November/10/2007 at 4:48am  Quote
 
Filling out site polls at 3:48 AM in the morning when the dog wanted out to chase a cat. 

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Posted: November/15/2007 at 4:17pm  Quote
 
I voted all of the above, I am so old in this hobby so wen  I started with model airplanes their veer only one way to get flaying, and is veer to get started with building, so I like booth and enjoin rc. building/flying very most.

Good flying to you all.         

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Posted: November/16/2007 at 7:11am  Quote
 
I am new to the hobby and learning to fly,  but I do enjoy the build so much, and the anticipation of the next build.

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Posted: November/16/2007 at 7:58am  Quote
 

I made my cross for building because I'm addicted to balsa and ply wood but there are so many aspects which I really enjoy and so my favorite aspect finally depends often from the current state. I like Rons mentioned aspect also but sometimes I enjoy it most to sit in front of a handful stringers and formers, with a cold beer in my hand, dreaming of my finished model  Actually I enjoy sketching plans

What I like least of all is the finishing. It's hard for me because I have to less experience with these scale and aging technics

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You left off one of my favorites. "Shooting the breeze" with the guys at the field.

For me, it's: Building 50%, interaction with the guys at the field 50% and if I get to fly.....that's all gravy!



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Scale has really stretched my current capabilities in terms of building so I'm learning new contruction techniques all the tie..... and will soon stretch my flying capabilities too 



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Quote: Kitbuilder

Scale has really stretched my current capabilities in terms of building so I'm learning new contruction techniques all the tie..... and will soon stretch my flying capabilities too 

You left out stretching your wallet capabilities too!



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