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Geoff Here – Past Editorials

Junior Friends’ Gallery to launch! – 6 April 2012
This has long been something I have wanted to start in SMN – an SMN Junior Friends’ Gallery for all our younger friends out there – whoever you or they are…
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Not all good things come in small packages! A very big welcome to 2012 and Geoff’s first words of the New Year.
13 January 2012
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What a Year!
a serious thank you to all of you who continue to subscribe and support SMN and reap the benefits of doing so.
16 December 2011
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Seriously Impressive!
Scale Model World, Telford UK… 11 November 2011
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I recently had an invitation from a fellow editor, Jay at Scale Aircraft Modelling magazine to answer a questionnaire about my background and what has influenced me over the years in my modelling.
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Listen and share…Try something different and you will get something different. I love talking to modellers at shows, finding out what they do, how they do it, sharing what I do and how I do it and in that way extending and sharing my knowledge.
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Vickers Valiant and Supermarine Seafire – 2 in 2 days! You really can’t ask for more, well can you? Both of these kits arrived with the last 4 days and now both have full, in-depth Here Now reviews in SMN – that, my good friends is just one example of exactly what a subscription to SMN brings you – new product reviews earlier than anyone else – certainly many weeks before most paper magazines.
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Really pleased to announce that we’ll be launching our first regular e-Newsletter next week.
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This opportunity to talk to you has slipped a little this month mainly because we are playing a bit of catch up after all the breaks for Bank Holidays and getting out to shows. All back on track now and this recent few weeks has given me time to reflect on just what a fantastic opportunity attending a scale model show can be
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As if you could have missed it! Well, I’m really pleased to say that SMN is hot off the blocks and the full in-box Here Now review is available for you to absorb yourself in. Lots of images and some insightful text from Jamie H will give you most of what you need before deciding to buy.
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I felt compelled to try and share with all of you my thoughts on that thorny subject – the ‘right’ way. I have had many, many conversations with modellers at shows who tell me about a ‘bad’ experience they have had with people they have talked to at shows they attend or clubs they have gone to where they’ve received a rebuff or negative response when asking how someone did such and such a technique…
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A major plank of SMN has always been and will continue to be the huge resource that is your Techniques Bank. I promised last month that I would be focusing more of our time adding to what is already a great resource for all SMN’s subscribers. And it’s growing!
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I am really pleased to report that one major development we have implemented as part of a programme of incremental improvements is Navigation. No Les, you can sit down, not the maritime variety, but how you get around SMN, navigation between areas.
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It’s not often that you get a genuine benefit for just doing what you do each month but here’s the deal…
Yesterday we upgraded the first 6 monthly subscribers to SMNs brand new Bronze Plus subscription. Lucky them!
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So here it is, the much eagerly awaited 1:32 Revell Hawk T1. What a team I have, James saw it advertised in his local Argos store would you believe and within 24 hours we have 2 kits, a complete Here Now ‘in-box’ review showing you exactly what you get.
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Tamiya IJN Battleship Yamato (1:350) by Les Venus what a picture! You can hardly have missed Les’s awesome build of the Tamiya kit, plus of course lots of accessories that epitomise exactly what a Feature Article in SMN is supposed to be – take the kit and do whatever ‘extra’ you wish to create something special.

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