So we shall...
1/72 Fairey Swordfish MkI - From WW1 to WW2 GB
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Picts please!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Better be good for the price.
prem895
Staff Sergeant
You can pick-up a 1/32 MK 2 for $49.39+23.50 to ship on e-bay from China. I have bought several from these guys and they never disappoint. The local hobby shop sells the MK1 or 2 for $119 +13% tax. Mt avatar pic is of the Mk1 my Dad did. Worth getting for sure.
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I have been VERY fortunate and picked up the Tamiya MkI and MkII as unwanted kits for $30 brand new each!! Looking at the sprues and the parts it looks to be a joy to build.. I hope to get some time at the bench soon as this kit is really itching at me to build!
Crimea_River
Marshal
You are indeed fortunate. A single new one at Squadron goes for $82.80.
prem895
Staff Sergeant
CR they must have seen you coming
We're itchin' to see some action....
prem895
Staff Sergeant
Lets get at er
Rustybugs
Banned
Sounds like a good kit but....
parsifal
Colonel
I'm afraid I cant see any of your posted photos. I get message to say they are flickr images and no longer available......
Robert Porter
Senior Master Sergeant
Having the same problem, no pictures.
dogsbody
Airman 1st Class
So Flickr ditches your pictures after a certain amount of time? If so, that make Photobucket seem not so bad.
Chris
Chris
Robert Porter
Senior Master Sergeant
They don't dump that I am aware, I have pictures on Flickr that have been there since 2005 shortly after Yahoo took over. Perhaps if your account is totally inactive? Or perhaps he deleted his account?
dogsbody
Airman 1st Class
Oh, okay. I don't use Flickr so it's an unknown to me. I've been using a free PB account for years now. I know it's a bit slow sometimes but as I have over 1000 pictures stored there that are posted on a bunch of different forums, it just seemed like too much work to switch everything over.
Chris
Chris
Robert Porter
Senior Master Sergeant
It is too much work, I always say stick with what is working for you, until it no longer does. Most forums support all the major image hosting platforms so it comes down to personal preference. My own problem was for a long while I had images scattered over a half dozen different services. I standardized on Flickr simply because it was where I had the most pictures already.
My only complaint with any image hosting site is that when the user either moves the pictures or deletes their account then the pictures they left linked to those accounts in forum posts go missing. Its frustrating when you find a thread with the exact info you were looking for only to find out all the pictures are gone. As often as not the pictures themselves contained the info you were looking for. There is no fix for that as that is how it should be. But it is why I choose to upload pictures directly here in the hope that they will survive any hosting service I am currently using. I still upload them to Flickr I just don't share from there unless it is a large collection that would be too time consuming to load here one by one as I have yet to find a way to perform a mass upload here.
My only complaint with any image hosting site is that when the user either moves the pictures or deletes their account then the pictures they left linked to those accounts in forum posts go missing. Its frustrating when you find a thread with the exact info you were looking for only to find out all the pictures are gone. As often as not the pictures themselves contained the info you were looking for. There is no fix for that as that is how it should be. But it is why I choose to upload pictures directly here in the hope that they will survive any hosting service I am currently using. I still upload them to Flickr I just don't share from there unless it is a large collection that would be too time consuming to load here one by one as I have yet to find a way to perform a mass upload here.
