Cats enjoy Corsairs
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Oldyzracer1
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Cats enjoy Corsairs
No worries!
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kittyfritters
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
You have well behaved cats!
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Oldyzracer1
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
Thank you! They like to rub their cheeks on the wingtips.
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kittyfritters
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
Cats have scent glands in their cheeks. The are marking it as part of their territory.Oldyzracer1 wrote:Thank you! They like to rub their cheeks on the wingtips.
KF
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Arlo DiPasquale
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
My cats have been a little more destructive to my model aircraft! A few weeks ago, my Peaches jumped onto my workboard and stepped all over the recently covered stabilizer of my Albatros D.Va when it was under construction, ripping up the tissue and necessitating a re-covering!
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tomcat102
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
Pretty gutsy move with that picture. Plane looks great.
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Ray Klein
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
Lol, I am surprised your cats haven't tried to "fly" your Corsairs off the table top.
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Londoner
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Re: Cats enjoy Corsairs
Just did a very short test of the Javelin across the lawn. My cat ran for cover in the bushes when it passed over her head. Better that than thinking it was a bird and clawing it out of the sky.