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Sunday, February 7, 2010
It's been a while since the site has been updated, so I thought I would take a few moments this morning to
let you all know what is going on here.
As most of you know, I will be retiring from the Marine Corps on the 19th of this month. This week, I will
begin packing up to prepare for my move back home on the 14th. There is a lot to do, so I may be out of
pocket for a few weeks during the transition. I will continue to ship orders as quickly as possible, but please
understand there may be delays during the next two to three weeks due to this change.
New products will begin rolling out at the end of spring, beginning of summer. Lots of resin and decals that
have been shelved for the past couple of years will finally see the light of day!
Over to the right of the page, you will notice there are new tabs. These tabs have the designations of the
aircraft currently flown by the Marine Corps, with the top tab simply listed as 'Marine Corps Aircraft'.
Over the course of the next several months, I will be updating each page with all sorts of information that
will be useful to you, the modeler and our customers. This information will include details on the aircraft,
available models and aftermarket items for them, as well as reference photos for each.
For those of you that are not aware, the 100th Anniversary of Marine Corps Aviation will be celebrated
during 2012. The 'Marine Corps Aircraft' page will have a listing of every aircraft the Corps has flown since
1912, along with a listing of available scale models for each type if they exist.
I hope you find this information of some use for your modeling projects. If there is anything specific you
would like to know, have ideas, or information to share, you can send them to the email address below:
MarineAirHistory@aol.com
Semper Fidelis,
Dave
It's been a while since the site has been updated, so I thought I would take a few moments this morning to
let you all know what is going on here.
As most of you know, I will be retiring from the Marine Corps on the 19th of this month. This week, I will
begin packing up to prepare for my move back home on the 14th. There is a lot to do, so I may be out of
pocket for a few weeks during the transition. I will continue to ship orders as quickly as possible, but please
understand there may be delays during the next two to three weeks due to this change.
New products will begin rolling out at the end of spring, beginning of summer. Lots of resin and decals that
have been shelved for the past couple of years will finally see the light of day!
Over to the right of the page, you will notice there are new tabs. These tabs have the designations of the
aircraft currently flown by the Marine Corps, with the top tab simply listed as 'Marine Corps Aircraft'.
Over the course of the next several months, I will be updating each page with all sorts of information that
will be useful to you, the modeler and our customers. This information will include details on the aircraft,
available models and aftermarket items for them, as well as reference photos for each.
For those of you that are not aware, the 100th Anniversary of Marine Corps Aviation will be celebrated
during 2012. The 'Marine Corps Aircraft' page will have a listing of every aircraft the Corps has flown since
1912, along with a listing of available scale models for each type if they exist.
I hope you find this information of some use for your modeling projects. If there is anything specific you
would like to know, have ideas, or information to share, you can send them to the email address below:
MarineAirHistory@aol.com
Semper Fidelis,
Dave