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Do you have any (non-dev) hobbies?

Not sure if following fits exactly this thread, or if we should have a hobby thread…

For many years I’m designing and building model airplanes. Due to lack of time, my last own design was already 10 years ago :scream: Last year while still commuting before the pandemic I started a new design, with the first draft looking like this:

This slowly evolved into this:

And just now into this:

Hope to have it flying in spring :slight_smile:

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I finished work on the jet yesterday, and with perfect weather I did the maiden flight today. Everything went well :smiley:


Maybe now I’ve got the time to continue with reading the erlang book :stuck_out_tongue:

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Just arrived: Addtion to me fleet :slight_smile:

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