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    Thank you all for making me feel welcome! It is always interesting to become part of something that people are passionate about. Uplifting to say the least. I will certainly chime in when I get started!! Jim
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    Hello to all, I have been enjoying the craftsmanship and attention to detail as I peruse the build logs and forum topics. I was given a Constructo kit of the Enterprise circa 1799 back in the 80's. It has sat on the shelf ever since and I always thought I would "get around to building it someday". I am now almost retired and I think the time is coming very rapidly to finally take it on. As I look at the amazing work you all seem capable of I also have come to the understanding that this particular kit is not necessarily a first timers kit! I did a lot of modelling as a kid and enjoyed it immensely but I realize that to do this ship justice I will need to proceed with caution! Perhaps a simpler kit to start? I think so... Anyway, as I consider all this I want to thank MSW and all the builders for giving me a site that will be an unbeatable source of information and techniques as I move forward into this incredible world. Thank you! Jim Neil

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