Crimea_River
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Great idea! Might need to sift it to get the bigger bits out.
1/32nd scale Mosquito FBVI conversion.
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Great idea! Might need to sift it to get the bigger bits out.
vikingBerserker
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Not a bad idea actually!
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Ah! Wait a mo.
If Jan has to do this, then it might be counter-productive. Let's face it, by the time he's removed the Guinness cans, and cleared away the caps from the 'Scottish White Wine' bottles (AKA Whisky), he'd probably be struggling.
Especially living in Glasgow, where rust and Deep Fried Mars Bars look very similar - well, maybe after a few pints of 'Heavy' !!!
If Jan has to do this, then it might be counter-productive. Let's face it, by the time he's removed the Guinness cans, and cleared away the caps from the 'Scottish White Wine' bottles (AKA Whisky), he'd probably be struggling.
Especially living in Glasgow, where rust and Deep Fried Mars Bars look very similar - well, maybe after a few pints of 'Heavy' !!!
T Bolt
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Tony Hill
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Deep fried Mars bars... 
Reminds me of the old Paul Hogan Show..he had a segment "Cooking with Mars Bars" . Ladies all sent in recipes for cakes, puddings etc etc including Mars Bars in the mix.... Then one week some clown sent in the recipe for "Rack of Mars Bars".
Watching two grown men struggling to tie 6 Bars into a "teepee" and then put it into the oven to bake, was hilarious.
Reminds me of the old Paul Hogan Show..he had a segment "Cooking with Mars Bars" . Ladies all sent in recipes for cakes, puddings etc etc including Mars Bars in the mix.... Then one week some clown sent in the recipe for "Rack of Mars Bars".
Watching two grown men struggling to tie 6 Bars into a "teepee" and then put it into the oven to bake, was hilarious.
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Benevolens Magister
I used to love that show - bl**dy hilarious!
Hoges did come up with some great stuff....
Tony Hill
Tech Sergeant
I just watched the "Hangover Cure" again for the first time in years..laughed so hard my wife came to check on me....
I had also forgotten "Nigel" a bit like Kelly Enema's "Sid' but on acid.
And Delvene Delaney...ooooh... ah, um, sorry, got to go.."private" time again
I had also forgotten "Nigel" a bit like Kelly Enema's "Sid' but on acid.
And Delvene Delaney...ooooh... ah, um, sorry, got to go.."private" time again
Tony Hill
Tech Sergeant
Did this one ever progress...and I missed it, Terry?
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It's 'waiting in the wings' Darryl. Soon as I've finished the current commission build, and the models for the Museums, I'll be back to it.
I bought a resin 'Fighter' nose, and brass .303 Brownings, which will make life easier, but it also means a slight 're-think', as the nose is 'solid', and will sit slightly too far into the cockpit to allow depth for the rudder pedals and what would be the bulkhead forward of the instrument panel.
This means I'll probably have to hollow out part of the resin, and alter the nose of the fuselage to accept the resin part, rather than the originally planned 'built up' nose, using balsa and Milliput.
Here's what the new nose and guns look like.
I bought a resin 'Fighter' nose, and brass .303 Brownings, which will make life easier, but it also means a slight 're-think', as the nose is 'solid', and will sit slightly too far into the cockpit to allow depth for the rudder pedals and what would be the bulkhead forward of the instrument panel.
This means I'll probably have to hollow out part of the resin, and alter the nose of the fuselage to accept the resin part, rather than the originally planned 'built up' nose, using balsa and Milliput.
Here's what the new nose and guns look like.
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Lovely work so far Terry!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice looking purchase Terry, you just have to admire the detail in the brass.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
I have to agree!
Tony Hill
Tech Sergeant
Very nice mate! Shame about the "solid" but then you KNOW you would have altered SOMETHING anyway!!
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Wow!! Now that is going to be quite lovely.
That detail is excellent, going to look great when done!
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Thanks chaps - itching to get back to it, but got the other stuff to do to a deadline first.
