Adding Photos to 'My Collection'

[aubergaz]

Is it possible to add a photo to the 'My Collection' area? I'm building my personal database, but many of my aircraft, especially the Aero Mini's don't have photos. Can I take them with my digital and paste them in to 'My Collection'?

Any help would be appreciated.

By the way, I love my Aero Mini's and I know that it is fashionable to talk about how good things were made in the 'old days', but these 1:250 Gemini's are incredible to my eye!

Final question. I just got a Gemini Delta DC8, it seems to lack a hole for the stand. Anyone else have that problem?

[waffle]

Photos of any and all models can be sent to photos@wings900.com for submission. These photos will then appear, pending approval, in the database system and my collection.

[Flying Ace]

Originally Posted by aubergaz

Final question. I just got a Gemini Delta DC8, it seems to lack a hole for the stand. Anyone else have that problem?

The absent of a hole in the Delta 8 is perfectly normal. This early model was reportedly to test the market for the new range to see how it would sell. Also, unlike subsequent models in this range, it also lacks other refinements (also perfectly normal such as details around the 'nostrils', improved detailed landing gear with more sturdy rubber tires with better rotating ability, and also increased detailing on the engine nacelles. Still, with the polished metal and other details it is a very well crafted model.

You already appear to recognize the desirably that this model will have in this range.

[aubergaz]

I can't tell you how impressed I've been with these models. Just had the AS MD80, the 2 UA's, the EA DC-8, and the AM DC-8 until my DL showed up. Haven't gotten into the 737's, but I'm sure I will much to the chagrin of my wife.
If you look at 'My Collection' you'll see the committment I've made to the Aero Mini's. But in fairness, these Gemini's show just how far technology has come. It's like stepping out onto a ramp in the late 60's after a delivery flight.
I would prefer that they continue with older paint scheme versions. But that's just my quest for nostalgia. The younger collectors probably want 'new' stuff.