Hi Ct_ertz,
Thank you for your condolences. You're right... it seemed terrible to keep the unbuilt models... or, even worse, to throw them out! I used to build models with my Dad. He had an HO train layout in the basement and he taught me how to model pretty professional-looking houses for the layout, back in the 1960s when I was a child. I graduated to making architectural models for fun (the Arche de Triomphe, a Shakespearian house, a Roman villa). Other hobbies took over as I grew up but maybe when I retire, I might try paper models. I appreciate your encouragement!!!
Susan
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Originally Posted by ct ertz
Hello,
I am sorry to hear about the passing of another paper modeler. It is a wonderful thing to not let your fathers models go unbuilt. I am wondering why you decided not to give one a try, but paper is not for everyone I guess. At any rate, the people on this site do awesome work, and I am sure your dad's models will be done up right! Thank you and I look foreward to seeing some new build threads.
CT
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