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Vol. 25 No.3 November 2004 - 1-

Regina Scale Modellers - November 2004

A Publication of the Regina Scale Modellers

Ed Kereluk’s ’51 Chev Hardtop, Best in Show, BestCustom , Best Auto Interior, Best Replica Stock Winner (Al Magnus photo)

Barry Novak’s M-60A1 Rise with mine plow , Modellers'Choice Winner (Al Magnus photo)

Dave Porter’s 1/48 CF-104 Starfighter, Best CanadianAircraft, Best F-104 Starfighter, Best Military Jet Aircraft(Single Engine) Winner (Len Schmidt photo)

Joey Stebanuk’s Seafire 47, Best Hooker Aircraft, Best“Open Class” Engine Detail, Best Aircraft Cockpit, BestMilitary Prop Aircraft (Single Engine) Winner (Len Schmidt photo)

Watch for more Expo 2004 pictures in the December 2004 Antenna

The ANTENNA is provided to members of the Regina Scale Modellers, a chapter of the International Plastic Modellers’ Society, Canadian Branch(IPMS/Canada). All materials are copyrighted by the ANTENNA, except where other copyrights are noted. All copyrights revert immediately back tothe respective authors upon publishing of this newsletter. Articles may be reproduced by other IPMS chapter newsletters provided credit is given toRegina IPMS Antenna.



RSM Club Executive(Sep.2003-Aug.2004)

President Curfew James (306) 789-2396Vice-President Kevin Krienke (306) 757-6231Secretary / Treasurer Leith James (306) 546-3169“Antenna” Editor Al Magnus (306) 789-9017

General Club Info:Curfew James1279 James Cr., Regina, SK S4N 6A4

Finances / Memberships:Leith James88 Thorn Cr., Regina, SK S4N 4H8

Newsletter (Article Submissions & Exchange newsletters):Al Magnus2926 Reves Pl., Regina, SK S4V 2C4

Executive Members-at-LargeFacilities: Frank Turgeon & Kevin KreinkeArchives: Jay MoffattWebmaster: Allan Magnus“The Model Doctor”: Lyle FrostSIGs: Dave Porter (Sci-Fi & Aircraft) Kevin Krienke (Armour) Ed Kereluk (Automotive)

MeetingsTime: 7:30 PMDate: First Friday of each month. (No meeting in July. Meeting held on secondFriday of the month if first Friday falls on a holiday longweekend)Place: South Leisure Center, 170 Sunset Drive (AlbertPark), Regina, SK

MembershipsRegular $24.00/yearJunior (under 16) $8.00/year**Subscription $14.00/year

The RSM modelling year runs from September 1 to August 31.All membership renewals are due on or before the start of themodelling year. Any new members joining after the year hasstarted will have the first year’s fees pro-rated.

** The Subscription rate is available to those living outside the City ofRegina, and wishing to be a club member, but unable to attend regularmeetings

WebsitesRSM Website:

http://angelfire.com/sk2/scalemodeling/

RSM e-mail:[email protected]

RSM Bulletin Board/Trading Post:http://www.quicktopic.com/4/H/Z8cOpNBqCNY3A7wCNd/

“FULL METAL JACKET” Modern Armour and ArmourModel Photographs

www.kithobbyist.com/AFVinteriors/fullmetaljacket/fullmet.html

“Uniforms of the German Army” Series Websitewww.angelfire.com/sk2/germanuniforms/index.html

WANTED!Material for the Antenna

Kit Reviews, Articles, Modelling Hints and Tips, andother newsworthy modelling items for publication inthe Antenna. Contact Al via email [email protected] or via phone atat 789-9017 evenings and weekends.

Publication of the Antenna is usually the week ofscheduled general meetings. If you have timesensitive information to pass on, please try to get itto the editor at least one week before the nextgeneral meeting.Copies are emailed once the Antenna is complete.Postal mailing will be done following the generalmeeting.

Raffle PrizesKits, decals, books, etc. donated by you for the clubraffle. Raffles happen at every regular meeting(dependant upon donations). Raffle tickets are $1.00each. Bring your donations with you.Thank you.



Glue CrazyUncle Al says its time to do my thing again (manwhere did the month go? ), so here goes.

I asked our members if they had any concerns ortopics or anything that they wanted to beaddressed, to please e-mail me the info. Well itworked. Over the last month I have received alarge number of e-mails and I wish to assure you,these are being given serious (and for us)immediate attention. You will notice a change inthe next few months. It takes time to consider andaffect responses to requests so please bear with us.I must say that a lot of the info requested couldhave been obtained from our web page. When wasthe last time you checked it out? This webpage isthere for your benefit too, so why not use it?

Well from the looks of this week, winter is fastapproaching and if you are like me, I kind of gointo hibernation. For me this is the peak time to bebuilding models. What have you got lined up forbuilding? What are you working on? What wouldyou like to build? What are you waiting for? I'vegot my projects started and on the go and am reallylooking forward to getting under the hood again.What do I mean? Well at my age my eyesight isnot what it used to be, so I wear a magnifyingvisor, thus I go under the hood.

The toy show at the Hungarian Club was a mixedbag of results. We got a fair number of peopleasking about RSM and we got two very positiveprospects who want to join. So our exposure at thatvenue can be called a success. Instead of dwellingon what went wrong or didn't happen we should bestriving to improve what we do have, and to thisend I still need your input and assistance.

Who have you talked to about your hobby thismonth?

Well that's about it for this month. Build lots.

Curfew James

RSM Club Calendar

2004

November 5Bratwurst & Beer (Anything German)

December 3Open Cockpits (Convertibles, Biplanes, Motorcycles,

etc.)

2005

January 7Sci-Fi/Space/TV/Movies

NATO & Warsaw Pact ArmourDragsters

February 4Amphibians (Anything that runs in/on or under water)

T-Shirt or Hat & Model NiteMopar

March 4Bangers & Mash (Anything British)

April 1What If? (CF-105 Arrow in modern Canadian Forces

scheme, etc)X-Planes

What I Don’t Usually BuildFords

May 6Club Contest

Modeller of the Year Award

June 3Club ElectionsFigures Nite

Vettes



October 1, 2004 General Meeting

In attendance were Richard Abday, Cam Barker, Larry Draper, Neil Hill, Curfew James, Leith James, Ed Kereluk,James Lory, Al Magnus, Nathan Magnus, Chris Martin, Tim Maw, Drew Ostafie, Neil Ostafie, Dave Schmidt, LenSchmidt, Gene Stacyszyn, Kyle Stevens, Mike Stobbs, and Frank Turgeon.

The majority of the talk centred around theExpo weekend. Though most thought that itwent a bit smoother this year than last, someitems were brought up that the executive willtake a look at. Foremost amongst those was aproposal to move the Expo back to October orNovember, and to possibly have the contestportion of the Expo be held every other yearversus the current yearly format.

< Kyle Stevens' (front to rear) Tiger I, T-34and M1A1 Abrams at the October meeting(Larry Draper photo)

There was a reminder about the upcomingRemembrance Day displays in November. Thefirst will be at the Wascana Rehab, onNovember 10. Set-up will be at around 10am.

Lunch will be provided. Michael Evans is the contact for this event. The other will be at the RUSI club onNovember 11.

Chris Martin's WW2 German infantry diorama at theSeptember meeting (Nathan Magnus photo)

Leith James' Ford 427 SOHC in 1:6 scale brought out tothe September meeting (Nathan Magnus photo)

November 1, 2004 General Meeting AgendaThis is a new feature to the Antenna. The idea of having an agenda for upcoming general meetings was mentioned by somemembers and the executive thought that it would be worth a try. We hope to be able to publish this in the Antenna wheneverpossible. 1. Reminder that 2004-2005 dues should be paid by Dec. 31, 2004. After that date, the Antenna will be sent to only those on the RSM member list. 2. The February 2005 Antenna (to be published late January) will contain a member list. 3. Toy and Show report. 4. RSM Club binder. Attendees at the monthly general meetings should check and correct if necessary their contact info and also update the list with their modelling interests. 5. Answers to members' questions. 6. Patrick Elkington - 15 Wing Museum Display



EEExxxpppooo 222000000444 RRReeepppooorrrtttWhat a beautiful weekend for Expo, and the attendance by the public was great considering how nice it was outside!Turnout for the contest was also quite good, though we did not completely fill all the tables as we have done in thepast. I don't think that the cause was due to the number of contestants and entries being down significantly, more theresult of there being fewer large entries, such as dioramas.

The final tallies are as follows. We had 33 contestants, bringing a total of 141 entries. Of these we had four juniorcontestants bringing five entries, and one intermediate contestant with five entries also. The remainder were alladult, with the largest contestant entry count of fourteen. This year we had no team entries.

We had a good representation from outside of Regina, with contestants from Mossbank, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon,Lipton, Ft. Qu’Appelle , Prince Albert, Emerald Park and Pilot Butte.

Door prize winners were Christine Millians and Braydon Cobb, both from Moose Jaw, Cole Clughart fromSaskatoon and Kyler McKechney from Regina.

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BBeesstt iinn SShhooww Ed Kereluk’s ’51 Chev HardtopSSMMAASS CChhooiiccee Dave Porter’s RAD 8 Afrika Korps dioramaBBeesstt IInntteerrmmeeddiiaattee Corey Singbeil’s T-34/76BBeesstt JJuunniioorr Connor Novak’s “Necron Army”BBeesstt DDiioorraammaa Dave Porter’s RAD 8 Afrika Korps dioramaMMooddeelllleerrss'' CChhooiiccee Barry Novak’s M-60A1 Rise with mine plowPPeeooppllee''ss CChhooiiccee Brian Miller's "Race to Budapest" diorama

BBeesstt CCaannaaddiiaann AA//CC Dave Porter’s 1/48 CF-104 StarfighterBBeesstt DD--DDaayy SSuubbjjeecctt Cam Tetrault’s SS Infantryman 1944BBeesstt AArrmmoouurr SSOOBB Cam Barker’s Panther FBBeesstt HHoott RRoodd Richard Abday’s “Jolly Roger”BBeesstt CCuussttoomm Ed Kereluk’s ’51 Chev HardtopBBeesstt HHooookkeerr AAiirrccrraafftt Joey Stebanuk’s Seafire 47BBeesstt AAuuttoo SSOOBB (tie) Curfew James’ “Monkeemobile”

Ed Kereluk’s Subaru 360 Young SSBBeesstt NNaassccaarr Mike Stobbs’ “Ol’ Army” stock carBBeesstt MMuussccllee CCaarr Ron Gall’s “Fugitive”BBeesstt FFoorrdd MMuussttaanngg Leith James’ ’98 Mustang Saleen RoadsterBBeesstt HHeemmii Richard Abday’s “Meister Brau” pullerBBeesstt AAiirrccrraafftt SSOOBB Len Schmidt’s N1K1-J “George”BBeesstt CCFF--110044 SSttaarrffiigghhtteerr Dave Porter’s 1/48 CF-104 Starfighter

BBeesstt AAuuttoommoottiivvee PPaaiinntt Richard Abday’s “Meister Brau” pullerBBeesstt HHoott RRoodd PPaaiinntt Ron Gall’s “T’Rantula”BBeesstt AAiirrccrraafftt PPaaiinntt Marlon Schultz’s Fokker Dr.1BBeesstt FFiigguurree PPaaiinntt Cam Tetrault’s SS Infantryman 1944BBeesstt AArrmmoouurr PPaaiinntt Cam Barker’s SturmtigerBBeesstt ““OOppeenn CCllaassss”” PPaaiinntt Cam Barker’s Tiger dioramaBBeesstt AAuuttoommoottiivvee EEnnggiinnee DDeettaaiill William Yee’s 1938 British Ford Model “10”BBeesstt ““OOppeenn CCllaassss”” EEnnggiinnee DDeettaaiill Joey Stebanuk’s Seafire 47BBeesstt AAiirrccrraafftt CCoocckkppiitt Joey Stebanuk’s Seafire 47BBeesstt AArrmmoouurr IInntteerriioorr Cam Barker’s SLI MMG CarrierBBeesstt AAuuttoommoottiivvee IInntteerriioorr Ed Kereluk’s ’51 Chev HardtopBBeesstt SSccrraattcchhbbuuiilltt//CCoonnvveerrssiioonn Cam Tetrault’s Rheims, France 1909 “Antoinette”

dioramaBBeesstt WWeeaatthheerriinngg aanndd//oorr DDaammaaggee Barry Novak’s M60A1 Rise



BBeesstt MMeettaall FFiinniisshh Joey Stebanuk’s F3F-2BBeesstt AAuuttoommoottiivvee DDeeccaalliinngg Murray Kish’s Ford Focus rally carBBeesstt ““OOppeenn CCllaassss”” DDeeccaalliinngg Marlon Schultz’s Fokker DVIIBBeesstt BBaassee // GGrroouunnddwwoorrkk // WWaatteerr Cam Barker’s Tiger dioramaBBeesstt MMiilliittaarryy JJeett AAiirrccrraafftt ((SSiinnggllee EEnnggiinnee)) Dave Porter’s 1/48 CF-104 StarfighterBBeesstt MMiilliittaarryy JJeett AAiirrccrraafftt ((MMuullttii--EEnnggiinnee)) CF-5 AggressorBBeesstt MMiilliittaarryy PPrroopp AAiirrccrraafftt ((SSiinnggllee EEnnggiinnee)) (tie) Murray Kish’s P-51

Joey Stebanuk’s Seafire 47BBeesstt MMiilliittaarryy PPrroopp AAiirrccrraafftt ((MMuullttii--EEnnggiinnee)) Dave Porter’s MosquitoBBeesstt CCiivviilliiaann AAiirrccrraafftt Cam Tetrault’s 1910 Avro TriplaneBBeesstt RRoottaarryy WWiinngg Dave Porter’s Ka50 HokumBBeesstt JJuunniioorr AAuuttoommoottiivvee Robert Gall’s Pro Street ImpalaBBeesstt SSttrreeeett AAuuttoo Curfew James’ Golden T RodBBeesstt CCoommppeettiittiivvee AAuuttoo Richard Abday’s ‘Meister Brau” pullerBBeesstt RReepplliiccaa SSttoocckk AAuuttoo Ed Kereluk’s ’51 Chev HardtopBBeesstt TTrruucckk Ron Gall’s Diahatsu Midget IIBBeesstt NNoonn--AAdduulltt AArrmmoouurr Corey Sinbeil’s T-34/76BBeesstt AAdduulltt AArrmmoouurr Cam Barker’s SturmtigerBBeesstt NNoonn--AAdduulltt SSccii--FFii Connor Novak’s “Necron Army”BBeesstt AAdduulltt SSccii--FFii Dave Porter’s Zentradi Scout PodBBeesstt MMiilliittaarryy oorr CCiivviilliiaann FFiigguurree Cam Tetrault’s SS Infantryman 1944BBeesstt SSccii--FFii // FFaannttaassyy FFiigguurree Travis Novak – Aragon, Lord of the RingsBBeesstt AAiirrccrraafftt DDiioorraammaa Cam Tetrault’s

Rheims, France 1909 “Antoinette” dioramaBBeesstt AArrmmoouurr DDiioorraammaa Dave Porter’s RAD 8 Afrika Korps dioramaBBeesstt ““OOppeenn CCllaassss”” DDiioorraammaa Michael Evan’s “Do ya feel lucky punk?” dinosaur dioramaBBeesstt SShhiipp Kevin Krienke’s 1/350 USS EnterpriseBBeesstt FFiigguurree VViiggnneettttee Michael Evans’ German First Aid Post________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Category Winners:**NOTE: All listed winners below are Adult unlessotherwise indicatedAIRCRAFT1. Military Biplane (and others that are predominatelyfabric, strut, and rigging)a) 1/72 and smaller: 1) Jerry Boese – Bleriot XI 2) CamTetrault – 1/700 R-101 Airshipb) larger than 1/72: 1) Joey Stebanuk – F3F-2 2) MarlonSchultz – Fokker D.VII “Vzfw. Gottlieb Shulz” 3) MarlonSchultz – Fokker Dr.12. Military Single Engine Propa) 1/72 and smaller: 1) Murray Kish – P-51D 2) Al Magnus– Aichi Judy nightfighterb) 1/48: 1) Joey Stebanuk – Seafire 47 2) Dave Porter –Rumanian IAR 80 3) Dave Porter – Spitfire XXIV3. Military Multi-Propa) 1/72 and smaller: 1) Kevin Krienke – He-111Z 2) CamTetrault – 1/144 B-24G Liberator 3) Entry #201b) 1/48: 1) Dave Porter - Mosquito 2) Joey Stebanuk –Dinah in Russian markings 3) Michael Evans – Mitsubishi“Betty”4. Military Prop, 1/32: NO ENTRIES5. Military Single Engine Jeta) 1/72 and smaller: 1) Ron Gall – CF-104 Starfighterb) 1/48: 1) Dave Porter – CF-104 Starfighter 2) JoeyStebanuk – Mirage 2000 3) Richard Upcott – F-84EThunderjet

6. Military Multi-engine Jeta) 1/72: 1) Murray Kish – CAF F-5 2) Ron Gall – A-10Warthogb) 1/48: 1) Kevin Krienke – Me-262 2) Michael Evans – A-10 Warthog7. Military Jets, 1/32: NO ENTRIES8. Airlinersa) 1/72: NO ENTRIESb) All other scales: 1) Michael Evans – Canadian PacificDC-39. Civil, sport and racing, all scales: 1) Cam Tetrault –1910 Avro Triplane 2) Dave Porter – SchoenfeldtFirecracker3) Neil Hill – A-26 Water bomber10. Rotary wing, all scales: 1) Dave Porter – Ka50 Hokum2) Al Magnus – Bell OH-13S 3) Al Magnus – FI-282MILITARY VEHICLES11. AFV’s (through 1945), including tanks, open topAFV’s, assault guns and self-propelled guns (1/48 andlarger) :1) Cam Barker – Sturmtiger 2) Cam Barker – SLI MMGCarrier 3) Entry #805Intermediate: (All by Corey Singbeil) 1) T-34/76 2)Marines’ Sherman 3) Japanese Hae Chi12. AFV’s (post 1945), including tanks, open top AFV’s,assault guns and self-propelled guns (1/48 and larger) :



1) Barry Novak – M48A3 Patton (Vietnam) 2) BarryNovak – M1A1HA 3) Tie Barry Novak – M60A1 Rise andEntry #85013. Armoured half-tracks and armoured cars (all eras) 1/48and larger: NO ENTRIES14. Soft skinned military vehicles (all eras including jeeps,trucks, un-armoured half-tracks and motorcycles) 1/48 andlarger: NO ENTRIES15. Artillery, all eras, towed (includes missiles 1/48 andlarger and all scales of railroad guns) : 1) Kevin Krienke – Leopold RR gun16. Military vehicles (all eras) 1/49 and smallera) fully tracked: 1) Entry #1050 2) Entry #1051b) all other types, plus artillery (except railroad guns,sec#15) : NO ENTRIESAUTOMOBILES17. Replica stock (unmodified body, chassis, factorywheels and drive train, includes conversions) 1/20 andsmaller:1) Ed Kereluk – Subaru 360 Young SS 2) Entry #11583) Jerry Boese – 1957 CorvetteJunior: 1) Leith & Erica James18. Street Modified & Pro Street (1/20 and smaller) :1) Leith James – ’98 Mustang Saleen 2) Entry #12073) Entry #1208Junior : 1) Robert Gall – Pro Street Impala 2) Robert Gall –Chev Camaro19. Competition, open wheel (1/20 and smaller)a) Road or Oval: 1) Dave Porter – Ferrari 310B 2) Entry#1251b) Drag: 1) Ron Gall – T'Rantula 2) Entry #1300 3) Entry#130120. Competition, closed wheel (1/20 and smaller)a) Straight Line (Drag & Bonneville) : 1) Richard Abday –“Meister Brau” puller 2) Jerry Boese – 1971 Merc Comet 3) William Yee – 1938 Ford Model “10”b) Road Race: 1) Entry #1403 2) Mike Stobbs – Datsun510 3) Ron Gall – GT40c) Stock Car: 1) Mike Stobbs “Ol Army” stock car 2) Entry#1452 3) Mike Stobbs - Chevelle21. Custom and Show cars (1/20 and smaller): 1) EdKereluk – 1951 Chev hardtop 2) Entry #1512 3) LeithJames – Morris Minor Mini22. Street Rods: 1/20 and smaller: 1) Dave Kapp – ’32 Ford2) Dave Kapp – ’32 Ford Phaeton24. Public Service Vehicles (e.g. taxis, police, fire, utility,tow trucks, etc.) 1/20 and smaller:1) Jerry Boese – ’76 Gran Torino “Starsky & Hutch”25. Light trucks 1/20 and smaller: 1) Ron Gall – DiahatsuMidget II 2) Ron Gall – Chevy Stepside26. Heavy trucks 1/20 and smaller: NO ENTRIES27. Motorcycles, all scales: NO ENTRIES28. Large scales (1/19 and larger) : 1) Curfew James –Golden T Rod 2) Al Lindeman - ????SPACE & SCI-FI29. Real spacecraft and vehicles (kits and scratchbuilts):NO ENTRIES30. Film and TV spacecraft and vehicles (kits andscratchbuilts): (Both Dave Porter) 1) Zentraidi Scout Pod2) Zentraidi Fighter Pod

31. Fiction/Fantasy spacecraft and vehicles (kits andscratchbuilts): NO ENTRIESSHIPS32. Sail powered all scales: NO ENTRIES33. Powered (surface)a) 1/401 and smaller: 1) Kevin Krienke – 1/350 USSEnterprise 2) Dave Porter – 1/400 KMS Graf Speeb) 1/400 and larger: NO ENTRIES34. Submarinesa) 1/401 and smaller: NO ENTRIESb) 1/400 and larger: 1) Brian Miller – 1/350 Soviet AlphaClass subFIGURES36. Military, all scales: 1) Cam Tetrault – SS Infantryman1944 2) Bruce Goff – Regina Rifles Infantryman37. Non-military, all scales: NO ENTRIES38. Sci-Fi/Fantasy, all scalesa) Large scales: NO ENTRIESb) Medium scale (appx. 54mm) : NO ENTRIESc) Small scale (appx. 24 mm) : Junior: 1) Travis Novak –Aragon – Lord of the Rings39. Gaming pieces: NO ENTRIES40. Dinosaurs - NO ENTRIESDIORAMAS41. Aircrafta) Small composition (single aircraft, no more than 5figures) all scales: 1) Cam Tetrault – Japanese “Rufe” oncatapult 2) Joey Stebanuk – F-16 and cockpitb) Large composition (2 or more aircraft, and/or more than5 figures) all scales: 1) Cam Tetrault – Rheims France 1909“Antoinette”42. Military vehiclesa) Small composition (single vehicle, no more than 5figures) 1/48 and larger: 1) Dave Porter – RAD 8 AfrikaKorps 2) Barry Novak – Dieppe Aug.19, 1942b) Large composition (2 or more vehicles, and/or more than5 figures) 1/48 and larger: 1) Barry Novak – Tiger diorama2) Brian Miller – “Race to Budapest”c) All military vehicles 1/49 and smaller: 1) AubreySteadman – German Armour and vehicles diorama43. Automobiles: NO ENTRIES44. Figuresa) Vignette (5 or fewer figures) NO ENTRIESb) Diorama (more than 5 figures) : 1) Michael Evans –German First Aid Post45. Science fiction, all scales - NO ENTRIES46. Miscellaneous dioramas: 1) Michael Evans – “Do yafell lucky punk?” dinosaur dioramaMISCELLANEOUS47. Humour (all inclusive): 1) Brian Miller – Z-28 Funster48. Best Canadian Subject: Any subject that has aspecifically Canadian connotation. - NO ENTRIES49. Collections (5 or more), all scales: NO ENTRIES50. Miscellaneous: Anything that does not fit in any othercategory:1) Cam Tetrault – Link Trainer (paper)Junior: 1) Connor Novak – “Necron Army”51. Team / Family Entries (all types) – NO ENTRIES53. Components - NO ENTRIES



A request from Neil Hill

I’m trying to get two young grandsons going in plastic modelling. Since they aren’t too sure at this stageif they want to be into “cars” or “planes”, a general approach, rather than just getting started in aircraft would bepreferable. I’ve been searching through Henry’s, the Internet, my reference materials for books, magazines etc. forsomething on “How to Get Started In Plastic Modelling”, or that kind of “how to” intro to our hobby, but the onesI’ve found seem to focus on either cars or aircraft, but not both

If you are aware of any books, magazine, newsletter etc. articles or some such that you think would be a good basictool for these kids, please let me know. If it's a book, the title would be fine, if it's an article the magazine/newslettertitle, date, issue number etc. would be nice. If you have some ideas you’ve prepared yourself for a new comer to thehobby, that would be even better.

I’d like to include the item/info with an appropriate model Xmas gift, so if you have info to share with me, soonerrather than later, would be greatly appreciated. Contact: Neil Hill, tel/fax: 306-525-6342,email: [email protected]

Al Magnus' scratchbuilt 1/72 scale Hafner Rotachute Mk.III atthe October meeting (Larry Draper photo)

Len Schmidt's 1/48 scale Val dive bomber brought out to theOctober meeting (Larry Draper photo)

From the Editor

I would like to remind past members that if they wish to continue receiving the Antenna, to please pay your feesbefore December 31, 2004. After this date only those on the member list will continue to receive the Antenna.Lapsed 2003-2004 members as of October 15, 2004 are: Cam Barker, Vincent Collins, Ryan Cunningham, JimFeeley, Al Lindemann, Tim Maw, Peter Maw, Jay Moffatt, Barry Novak, Dave Porter, Charles Robertson, PrentisSchmuland, Corey Singbeil, Eugene Stacyszyn, Frank Turgeon and Darin Wielgoz. If you can not get to a generalmeeting to pay, payments made out to Regina Scale Modellers can be mailed to Leith James, 88 Thorn Cr., Regina,SK, S4N 4H8.

The February 2005 issue, scheduled for release in late January, will include the 2004-2005 membership list. I wouldlike to include members' interests, so please contact me directly or visit the RSM web site and send a message to theweb master listing your modelling interests, and they will be added to the member list.

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