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fastmongrel · Sep 28, 2021

At the insistence of

Crimea_River I have added a door for the navigator.
What's the world coming to when the servants get their own door. It smacks of Bolshevism.

Crimea_River · Sep 28, 2021

Felt sorry for the poor bugger. Thanks for your kind heart.

fastmongrel · Sep 28, 2021

First coat of my home brewed reconnaissance blue

Wurger · Sep 28, 2021

fubar57 · Sep 28, 2021

Neato. I like that shade

fastmongrel · Sep 30, 2021

2nd coat of Mongrel brand blue and I think it's looking good.

I have added some extra canopy bars as the original suffered a canopy failure on its last flight nearly karking the pilot.

Wurger · Sep 30, 2021

fubar57 · Sep 30, 2021

Can't have a karked out pilot in the middle of a feline strafing run now can we. I like it

Capt. Vick · Sep 30, 2021

"KARKED" - Past tense of Kark

fastmongrel · Sep 30, 2021

Capt. Vick said:
"KARKED" - Past tense of Kark

It means to die usually in the middle of an activity.

ARTESH · Sep 30, 2021

fastmongrel said:
It means to die usually in the middle of an activity.

Interesting!

And when this happened, I suppose that they were trying to locate series of well hidden ammo and supply bunkers that were connected by rail roads?

Note: refer to pic in post #43.

Snautzer01 · Oct 1, 2021

fastmongrel said:
It means to die usually in the middle of an activity.

The things one learns on this board.

herman1rg · Oct 1, 2021

Could it be the Bristol Barbara?

fastmongrel · Oct 1, 2021

Snautzer01 said:
The things one learns on this board.

British slang is a very big field and I sometimes forget that the foreigners across the pond don't speak English proper like wot I does

Snautzer01 · Oct 1, 2021

fastmongrel said:
British slang is a very big field and I sometimes forget that the foreigners across the pond don't speak English proper like wot I does

Ohh but i do know a lot of english and american slang. This one was a new one.

karked

Definition, Synonyms, Translations of karked by The Free Dictionary

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Capt. Vick · Oct 1, 2021

Two cultures seperated by a common language.

fastmongrel · Oct 1, 2021

I have tried a new technique to colour the cockpit bars. I read that using a paint pen produced good results. I bought one recently and had a go. I am not impressed, think I will strip it and start again.

rochie · Oct 1, 2021

didnt even know paint pens were a thing !

fastmongrel · Oct 1, 2021

I found that if I used a cocktail stick soaked in some Hydric acid I could remove some of the overpaint.

I got some of the Hydric acid on my hands so I washed it off with Stearate and Dihydrogen monoxide.

fastmongrel · Oct 1, 2021

rochie said:
didnt even know paint pens were a thing !

They come in lots of colours I got mine at Hobbycraft for £3.49. The tip was too thick for what I wanted to do maybe if I cut it to a point it might have been better.

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