A new book in my library.

[vikingBerserker]

Nice!

 

[Wayne Little]

I hope you are not spoiling yourself Jan...well not too much anyways...

 

[Lucky13]

I try not not to, young Master Wayne....

 

[Lucky13]

Think that's pressies from me to me sorted....

 

[Wayne Little]

don't forget the extra bookcase under the tree!

 

[Lucky13]

I expect the fat bastard to handbuild me at least two, for all the years that he's brought me the wrong bl**dy presents!

 

[Airframes]

You get presents?!
Lucky bar steward - I have to buy my own!
Apologies by the way - I was out and left my 'phone at home when you sent the message earlier.

 

[Lucky13]

No apologies needed old boy, topping up on liquid refreshments, yes?

 

[Wildcat]

Nice books Jan. Notice the RAAF black cat on the cover of that Coastal Command book!

 

[Capt. Vick]

Uh oh!

 

[Lucky13]

It's a bit of a boo-boo innit?

 

[Capt. Vick]

Just like the book "Generation Kill" having an airborne soldier on the cover, when the book was about marines.

 

[Lucky13]

Ouch!

 

[Wayne Little]

Picked this up the other day for some Mustang tips on the ZM kit...

 

[Lucky13]

Looks good mate!

 

[Wayne Little]

Cheers Jan, has some interesting build stuff alright.

 

[Lucky13]

First issue I've bought in 6 years!

 

[Capt. Vick]

After reading "Consolidated Mess" I've really had a bug in my brain for the B-24 Liberator. I guess when you are the most mass produced bomber your the natural choice for tinkering and experimentation, which is right in my wheelhouse. Along those lines I was struck by a comment on a British aviation website touting the virtues of a tome and author I had not heard before. So I searched it out and I'm mighty glad I did as it has MANY unusual Liberator pictures that I have never seen before! I highly recommend this book, but I thought it would be bigger and makes me wonder if I bought a book club version (9-1/2" x 7-1/4"). 223 pages and many photos.

 

[Airframes]

Which book is it Jim?
The pics aren't showing, only an attachment link, which isn't working.
Like you, I've 're-developed' a great interest in the B-24 (it's Gary's fault, the lucky *%^*$*$ !), and now have six books on the type, and always interested in more, if they're good.
I also seem to be doing the same with the P-47 ...........

 

[Lucky13]

Same as I blame you for a certain, shall we say, infection, when it comes to the 'at War' series....aah, b*ll*cks, I blame you for all my latest book investments!