I am at the moment actually restoring a 60ies Rosenthal tB1 toy. I am 63 now and have been waiting to own it since my childhood. So dreams can still come true after a long time. More important even: One is never too old to retain a bit of the child one used to be.
That's wonderful to hear! Restoring a 60s Rosenthal TB1 toy sounds like a fantastic project. It's true, dreams can come true no matter how long it takes. And keeping a bit of the child within us is indeed very important. Best of luck with your restoration!
Fantastic! I am a lifelong Thunderbirds fan. That Pteranodon is however also fascinating. Nowadays almost anything can be made to fly. Next project: A real flying brick! 😁
Thank you! We're delighted to hear from a fellow Thunderbirds fan. We're glad you liked the Pteranodon as well. A flying brick sounds like an exciting challenge! Stay tuned for more projects.
Wonderful models! I have never seen a model bird without a clear vertical stabiliser. Is there a name for the brown eagle model? I would like to buy plans! Thank you, Joe
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. We appreciate your support and look forward to sharing more with you. Greetings from Japan.
I like your club! The tie fighter design with the cutouts in the leading solar panels is a good stability idea, i had to hang the battery way out the nose on a stick on mine to get the same effect.
Fabulous video in every way. Love the futuristic models and what a wonderful place to fly. I just fly Free flight scale and duration but have some Radio friends who I have forwarded this video to. Glad to have found this. Love from the UK
Thank you for your kind words. I grew up watching Thunderbirds as a child. The British Thunderbirds marionation is wonderful. I hope your modeling life becomes even more enjoyable and fulfilling.
The upgraded Thunderbird 1 is currently in production. It will be a larger craft than the prototype. We expect to unveil it at next year's spring gathering. Look forward to it
