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A model museum move


Phil Peterson

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I enjoyed this article as my local club did a similar thing over 10 years ago with the Hill Aerospace Museum near Hill AFB, Utah.

Because of the number of aircraft we went with 1/144th scale for our builds and where kits weren't available some of the club scratchbuilt them.  Our lead on the project was a Docent at the museum and he did actually make the buildings after the fact.

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After the staff got done using it to reposition some displays they ended up putting it on display in the museum itself.  Including a proposed new building which still hasn't been built.

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Wow - missed this until now. This is an idea I had for Jet Age at Staverton - where I'm a volunteer.

1/72 scale representation of the floor area, with models of our aircraft in their positions.

Used for outreach purposes at model shows and other events.

The floorspace has been replaced with a tailored piece of board, and not all aircraft are in their true colours.

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