Primary Force short kit

[MikeyPratt]

Hi Guy',
The release of the P Force short kits in mid April.  Check out Mikey's models in the Vendors Corner for more details.
Mikey

[john e. holliday]

Let the old DOC know so I can get some scratch together. 

[wwwarbird]

Let the old DOC know so I can get some scratch together. 

 I think he just did Doc.

 Thanks for the info Mike.

[MikeyPratt]

Let the old DOC know so I can get some scratch together. 

Hi Doc,
We can work it out so don't worry. 

Later,
Mikey

[John Craig]

I got lucky & must have been # 10 of the first run of the Primary Force short Kits.  Mailman just surprised me with a package just a few minutes ago.  Made My Day.  It is my first laser cut kit.  Wood & cutting appear to be first rate. Plans & instruction book are also first class.  It should be an easy build.  I must finish a rehab of a Sig Primary Force first.  Mike's fuselage is far superior to Sig's.

Thank You Mike!

My Wife is not home, I have almost a week to find a good place to hide it.

[Dick Pacini]

Mine came yesterday when my wife happened to be home.  It was on the kitchen table when I walked in.  Thank you Mikey for NOT having model airplane descriptions and/or photos on the carton.  When asked a bit later, "So, what's in the box?"  I replied, "Balsa wood."  Well, that was basically true.

I am very careful whenever I buy something new for modeling.  I have enough engines, kits and accessories in my shop to open my own hobby shop.  I dare not buy another airplane kit until I build a half-dozen or so of my inventory.  I cannot honestly declare a need for any more stuff.  But, who can resist a Primary Force?

Last night, she asked me "Have you had your big motorcycle out yet?"  That was a low key dig about the Goldwing I bought last fall and rode around the block once.  Truth be told, it scared the crap out of me, even though I am an experienced rider.  However, I will conquer that demon sometime soon, I hope.

[mike londke]

Mine came yesterday when my wife happened to be home.  It was on the kitchen table when I walked in.  Thank you Mikey for NOT having model airplane descriptions and/or photos on the carton.  When asked a bit later, "So, what's in the box?"  I replied, "Balsa wood."  Well, that was basically true.

I am very careful whenever I buy something new for modeling.  I have enough engines, kits and accessories in my shop to open my own hobby shop.  I dare not buy another airplane kit until I build a half-dozen or so of my inventory.  I cannot honestly declare a need for any more stuff.  But, who can resist a Primary Force?

Last night, she asked me "Have you had your big motorcycle out yet?"  That was a low key dig about the Goldwing I bought last fall and rode around the block once.  Truth be told, it scared the crap out of me, even though I am an experienced rider.  However, I will conquer that demon sometime soon, I hope.

  I got mine today, the wife just rolled her eyes and said "another one, really?" Great looking kit!

[MikeyPratt]

Thank You Mike!


Hi John,
That's Great!  Glad it got there OK.  Now time to start building and get to the flying field for some serious fun.
Thank you all for the support,
Mike