ScaleModel.NET - Revision history

Asad Mahmood Butt: /* Contact */

2010-11-03T05:44:26Z

‎Contact

Ltwang at 20:14, 28 January 2010

2010-01-28T20:14:38Z

WhoisRefreshBot: Update contact information from Whois

2008-01-03T07:09:38Z

Update contact information from Whois

TakKendrick: Trying to make the section link for comments to work (last couple of edits)

2007-09-20T01:25:02Z

Trying to make the section link for comments to work (last couple of edits)

TakKendrick at 01:24, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T01:24:00Z

TakKendrick at 01:23, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T01:23:15Z

TakKendrick: Typo realizing it's the 19th, not the 18th.

2007-09-20T01:11:29Z

Typo realizing it's the 19th, not the 18th.

TakKendrick: FeaturedBadge

2007-09-20T01:10:26Z

FeaturedBadge

MarkDilley: ScaleModel.net moved to ScaleModel.NET: FixName

2007-09-18T18:16:45Z

ScaleModel.net moved to ScaleModel.NET: FixName

MarkDilley: WikiLinks are a great feature of the AboutUs wiki :-)

2007-09-18T18:03:57Z

WikiLinks are a great feature of the AboutUs wiki :-)

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 ==Contact==
-{{WhoisProxyRegistration}}
+Click [http://scalemodel.net/Email/MEmailform.aspx here] to view the contact form.
 ==Related Domains==
 <WikiPages>
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 ShipModeling.ca
 </WikiPages>
 ==AboutUs Featured WikiPage==
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 __NOTOC__

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 [[Image:RocketLocomotive.gif|right|frame|Stephenson's Rocket]][[Image:HMSVictory.gif|left|frame|HMS Victory]] Among the many places of this site, the [http://scalemodel.net/Gallery/index.htm Model Gallery] featured scale models of many classical things such as the HMS Victory, Stephenson's Rocket locomotive, Vincent Black Shadow motorcycle, Wright Flyer, etc., and is the most frequent visited page other than the main page. The [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore Modeler's Bookstore] (in association with Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble (2001), and Abebooks.com (2003)) was initiated in late 1998, the [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=2 Magazine stand] (with [[Magazines.com]], [[Amazon.com]] (2003), and Kalmbach Publishing (2003)) was established later. The main purpose of these stores is to provide a starting point for serious modelers to find good modeling reference books and magazines (with good bargains, too). At the end of 2006, these stores have been integrated with a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx Hobby Tool] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=1 Model Kit] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=5 R/C model] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=4 Model Railroad] store, and a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=3 CD/Video] store, all powered by Amazon.com, to provide an one stop shopping plaza for modelers. The [http://scalemodel.net/pressrelease/modelingnews.aspx Modeling News Headlines] section was launched in late 1999, which is a free service for the members of the list to announce their new product, web site updates, upcoming events, special discounts, model shows and contests information.
 At the beginning of 1999, to celebrate the third anniversary, the site obtained itself an easy to remember domain name, that's right, ScaleModel.NET! Hopefully, you will tell your modeling fellows this name and bring them here, and this site will lead you folks dig deep into the amazing world of scale modeling.
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 Rondo-ModelIsMo.com
 ALoisirs.com
 ipmsusa.org
 IWantedThat.com
 CardModelers.org
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 ==AboutUs Featured WikiPage==
 {{FeaturedSite2 |
 Date = '''19 September 2007''' |
 Blurb = The page for [[ScaleModel.net]] offers great information on their website for scale model enthusiasts. Beyond being a (pardon the pun) model [[WikiPage]] (complete with some great photos of scale models), the history and site description for [[ScaleModel.net]] make this a very interesting website. Kept and maintained as an international list of websites related to scale models, [[ScaleModel.net]] provides an approach to maintaining their list that is much in line with some of [[TheWikiWay]] philosophies, allowing modelers from around the world to add their website to the list, online and free. The contents of the [[ScaleModel.net]] website are then intended to be freely shared by everyone. The success of this approach has allowed for the [[ScaleModel.net]] resource to contain over 7,800 sites listed, with an impressive 15,000 page views per day. <br style="clear: both"/>|}}
 __NOTOC__

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 At the beginning of 1999, to celebrate the third anniversary, the site obtained itself an easy to remember domain name, that's right, ScaleModel.NET! Hopefully, you will tell your modeling fellows this name and bring them here, and this site will lead you folks dig deep into the amazing world of scale modeling.
 ==Related Domains==
 <WikiPages>

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 [[Category:Modelling]]
 [[Category:Modeling Book]]
 ==AboutUs Featured WikiPage==
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 Date = '''19 September 2007''' |
 Blurb = The page for [[ScaleModel.net]] offers great information on their website for scale model enthusiasts. Beyond being a (pardon the pun) model [[WikiPage]] (complete with some great photos of scale models), the history and site description for [[ScaleModel.net]] make this a very interesting website. Kept and maintained as an international list of websites related to scale models, [[ScaleModel.net]] provides an approach to maintaining their list that is much in line with some of [[TheWikiWay]] philosophies, allowing modelers from around the world to add their website to the list, online and free. The contents of the [[ScaleModel.net]] website are then intended to be freely shared by everyone. The success of this approach has allowed for the [[ScaleModel.net]] resource to contain over 7,800 sites listed, with an impressive 15,000 page views per day. <br style="clear: both"/>|}}

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 ShipModeling.ca
 </WikiPages>
 [[Category:Recreation]]
 [[Category:Models]]

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 [[Category:Modelling]]
 [[Category:Modeling Book]]
-==Discussion==
+==AboutUs Featured Wiki Page==
-===Featured Page Nomination===
+{{FeaturedSite2 |
-{{FeatureMeCurrent}}
+Date = '''18 September 2007''' |
-{{:{{PAGENAME}}/FeatureDiscussion}}
+Blurb = The page for [[ScaleModel.net]] offers great information on their website for scale model enthusiasts. Beyond being a (pardon the pun) model [[WikiPage]] (complete with some great photos of scale models), the history and site description for [[ScaleModel.net]] make this a very interesting website. Kept and maintained as an international list of websites related to scale models, [[ScaleModel.net]] provides an approach to maintaining their list that is much in line with some of [[TheWikiWay]] philosophies, allowing modelers from around the world to add their website to the list, online and free. The contents of the [[ScaleModel.net]] website are then intended to be freely shared by everyone. The success of this approach has allowed for the [[ScaleModel.net]] resource to contain over 7,800 sites listed, with an impressive 15,000 page views per day. <br style="clear: both"/>|}}

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−	[[Image:RocketLocomotive.gif\|right\|frame\|Stephenson's Rocket]][[Image:HMSVictory.gif\|left\|frame\|HMS Victory]]Among the many places of this site, the [http://scalemodel.net/Gallery/index.htm Model Gallery] featured scale models of many classical things such as the HMS Victory, Stephenson's Rocket locomotive, Vincent Black Shadow motorcycle, Wright Flyer, etc., and is the most frequent visited page other than the main page. The [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore Modeler's Bookstore] (in association with Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble (2001), and Abebooks.com (2003)) was initiated in late 1998, the [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=2 Magazine stand] (with Magazines.com, Amazon.com (2003), and Kalmbach Publishing (2003)) was established later. The main purpose of these stores is to provide a starting point for serious modelers to find good modeling reference books and magazines (with good bargains, too). At the end of 2006, these stores have been integrated with a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx Hobby Tool] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=1 Model Kit] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=5 R/C model] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=4 Model Railroad] store, and a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=3 CD/Video] store, all powered by Amazon.com, to provide an one stop shopping plaza for modelers. The [http://scalemodel.net/pressrelease/modelingnews.aspx Modeling News Headlines] section was launched in late 1999, which is a free service for the members of the list to announce their new product, web site updates, upcoming events, special discounts, model shows and contests information.	+	[[Image:RocketLocomotive.gif\|right\|frame\|Stephenson's Rocket]][[Image:HMSVictory.gif\|left\|frame\|HMS Victory]] Among the many places of this site, the [http://scalemodel.net/Gallery/index.htm Model Gallery] featured scale models of many classical things such as the HMS Victory, Stephenson's Rocket locomotive, Vincent Black Shadow motorcycle, Wright Flyer, etc., and is the most frequent visited page other than the main page. The [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore Modeler's Bookstore] (in association with Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble (2001), and Abebooks.com (2003)) was initiated in late 1998, the [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=2 Magazine stand] (with [[Magazines.com]], [[Amazon.com]] (2003), and Kalmbach Publishing (2003)) was established later. The main purpose of these stores is to provide a starting point for serious modelers to find good modeling reference books and magazines (with good bargains, too). At the end of 2006, these stores have been integrated with a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx Hobby Tool] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=1 Model Kit] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=5 R/C model] store, a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=4 Model Railroad] store, and a [http://scalemodel.net/bookstore/astore.aspx?sn=3 CD/Video] store, all powered by Amazon.com, to provide an one stop shopping plaza for modelers. The [http://scalemodel.net/pressrelease/modelingnews.aspx Modeling News Headlines] section was launched in late 1999, which is a free service for the members of the list to announce their new product, web site updates, upcoming events, special discounts, model shows and contests information.