Privacy Policy
1. Intro
The proper handling of personal information is extremely important to us.
We therefore take great care when processing and protecting your personal information. This is done in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Data Protection Act.
To ensure your privacy as far as possible, we adhere to the following core values:
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Information: We wish to inform you about why and how we process personal information. This is described in our privacy statement
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Limited collection: We take great care to limit the information we collect to only that which is necessary for our services
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No personal marketing: We will never share your personal information for marketing purposes. Never
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Right of access and correction: We respect your right to access, correct, or delete your personal information.
This privacy and cookie statement describes how we implement these core values and how we respect and protect your right to privacy. We strongly urge you to read this statement carefully.
2. Use of personal information
We only store and use personal information that has been directly provided by you.
3. Purposes of data processing
The personal information we collect is exclusively used for the following purposes:
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to process your order
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to meet our legal obligations
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to inform you about our developments
4. Types of personal information
We can process the following personal information you provide:
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name
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address
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date of birth
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e-mail address
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phone number
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VATnumber
5. Third Parties
We will not share your personal information with third parties at all.
Kai Reckstadt
Aircraft fascinated me since I was a little boy. In my hometown we had a
Fighter-Bomber-Wing flying G-91’s and I could see them flying missions
every day.
I started modelling at the age of 6 – back in 1967 - and at that time, it took
me no longer than a couple of days and sometimes even hours to complete
a model.
My favourie scale even at that time was 32nd and WW2-Aircraft I liked
most due to variety of types, camouflages and Revell-Kits which lay within the possibilities of my pocket-money.
I am also a fan of modern Luftwaffe-Aircraft, since I worked in a FBW as a
Technical Officer for a couple of years.
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Times have changed alot since then but I still remember building brush-painted models without resin- or brass-parts and detailing them with simple scratch-build add-ons.
Modelling for me today is much more than only gluing parts together and
painting them. I try to get as much information as possible about the aircraft
I want to build including its development, engineering and the pilot and his
personal aircraft. Research in the internet and reading books is the basis
before I start with a kit.
I also want to try a new technique with every model I build. These so far included
scratchbuilding, working with resin- and brass-parts, painting- and weathering-
techniques, building dioramas and – last but not least – bringing life to the
model by implemening light, movement and sound.
Fortunately last year when I was in Telford with my friends and first-class-mo-
dellers Olaf and Sven Müller I got to know Richard and his beautiful electronic kits.
On this occasion the idea was born to build a Dambuster-Lancaster with his
newly developed kit and using the HK 32nd scale model as the basis.
In my blog I want to share with you the progress of the build with all the short-
comings of the kit and challenges I had to face, mishaps and extra-miles I went
through to complete my first model with electronics. Thanks or sharing and
happy modelling...
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