Corweena

Just one, the Load N' Haul Railroad that I've had forever. Hopefully after college I can afford to buy more......

Oh nice! I actually have about 8 hours in a Tecnam P92 Echo Super (same plane, different engine). I flew it while the Cessna was down for maintenance. Its actually a pretty fun plane....its got great visibility for a high wing, and it performs pretty well and I love the stick instead of the yoke. And its big enough for me (I'm 6'3" and the Cessna can be a little cramped). The thing I like about Cessna is the solid feeling while flying and landing. The Tecnam always seemed a little bit jittery to me, especially while on final approach with a little bit of wind. With the Cessna, its a lot easier to keep on track, and it makes you look like a better pilot while landing

Yes I flew a Cessna 150. Its a great little plane when you don't have an instructor and its not hot out.

Thanks for the welcomes everyone! I've been browsing though a lot of pages the last couple of days, and I've been amazed at some of the creations I've seen. The Pirates theme has always been my favorite, and some of the member's MOC ships are outstanding! Hopefully once I'm out of college and making decent money, I can start amassing bricks for creations of my own.....

Wow. from an engineers standpoint the design is amazing. The frame in particular is stunning. Great job!

here are a few of my Disney themed drawings that I've been doing as of late.....

Here are some of my drawings. So, since I'm bored, I thought I'd post up some, along with my current drawing projects. Hope you enjoy. This is probably only about 1/2 of my collection. Comments and criticisms are welcome. High School: I started out drawing cars my freshman year. These are after I had about a years worth of practicing that I started getting decent. After a while, I kinda got bored drawing cars, so I decided to draw some planes....... Then I decided to get a little more technical, and do some blueprint style drawings...... After that, I didn't really draw for a while. Recently though, I challenged myself to do some angle drawings, instead of the profile ones that I'd done up until that time. This was my first attempt. Next was my friend's car. And these are my current projects. Nissan 370Z Toyota Supra my other friend's car sorry if the pics don't work.....my internet and Photobucket have both been wigging out today

I'm 100% white......but made up of Dutch, German, Croatian, English, and a tiny bit of Native American. Cool fact: my great-grandfather was able to trace his family back to one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, Josiah Bartlett.

Paramore is my favorite female-vocalist band. Here is more along the lines of what I mostly listen too......Metalcore and hard rock.

well my name is Corwin, but over the years my friends have called me all kinds of names.....Corweenie, Corweiner, Corweenis, and as of late.....Corweena. It stuck, and I actually like the name now.

Me right after I got my pilot's license. one of the happiest days of my life

My parents got me my first set when I was 4.....and many more soon followed. Soon 95% of my allowance was being used to save for the next set. I credit Lego with sparking my interest in designing things....now I'm studying aerospace engineering and will be designing aircraft and spacecraft when I graduate. I haven't bought any sets for quite a while.....in high school I bought 2 guitars and accessories, and now I have a car payment and college tuition to pay Hopefully once I graduate, I can continue adding to my collection again Lego will forever be my favorite toys though.....nothing even comes close!

Yeah I've got pretty thick skin. And I make fun of my friends just as much hahahaha. I gotta bust out my Lego collection out of the garage sometime......I don't have space in my bedroom for them anymore.