Lucky13
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They're all idiots folks, idiots that should come with a warning label, 'warning, may cause irritation'...
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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I apologize.
I did start this.
I did start this.
A4K
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Don't apologize Aaron, we're on a roll here!
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A roll .... so a packed bread roll should show the warning 'May contain traces of wheat' ...........
Lucky13
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Like bog roll, you're either on a roll, or taking sh*t from some *rsehole....
A4K
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Like the old school joke:
-What do the Starship Enterprise and toilet paper both have in common?
-They both search 'uranus' looking for 'klingons'...
-What do the Starship Enterprise and toilet paper both have in common?
-They both search 'uranus' looking for 'klingons'...
Lucky13
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They have to do exactly that Terry !
I have an allergy folder for my menus that warns the garlic prawns contain prawns !
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Benevolens Magister
Next they'll be printing warnings on beer cans - "May contain traces of water" !!
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The accessories for my Group Build Spitfire build arrived from Hannant's today.
The really superb 'Quickboost' resin cockpit door, to replace the one damaged when altering it, a pair of excellent, 'Master' turned brass 20mm cannon, and a stencils decal sheet from HGW.
The door is exceptionally well detailed, and the separate crowbar, fitted from early 1941, actually clips into the clips on the inner face of the door !
The cannons have open muzzles, and beautiful detail on the exposed section of the barrels, and should really improve the look of the finished model.
Although the stencil decals are intended for a MkIX Spit, the majority are relevant for a MkV also, and I'm really pleased that the stencils for the inside of the cockpit door are also included, in three different styles and two colours, so no excuse for getting it wrong on the model !
The really superb 'Quickboost' resin cockpit door, to replace the one damaged when altering it, a pair of excellent, 'Master' turned brass 20mm cannon, and a stencils decal sheet from HGW.
The door is exceptionally well detailed, and the separate crowbar, fitted from early 1941, actually clips into the clips on the inner face of the door !
The cannons have open muzzles, and beautiful detail on the exposed section of the barrels, and should really improve the look of the finished model.
Although the stencil decals are intended for a MkIX Spit, the majority are relevant for a MkV also, and I'm really pleased that the stencils for the inside of the cockpit door are also included, in three different styles and two colours, so no excuse for getting it wrong on the model !
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Benevolens Magister
Thank you my friend !
A4K
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With Wojtek! Nices ones Terry.
Btw, I have the same cannon from Master, but in 1:72, and they are lovely in that scale aswell!
Btw, I have the same cannon from Master, but in 1:72, and they are lovely in that scale aswell!
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Thanks Evan.
'Master' turn out some wonderful stuff. I've got, and have also used, some of their 1/48th scale pitot tubes, to prevent plastic ones breaking, and they're very nicely done. I also have some of their RAF .303 Brownings, with cooling jacket, fins and flash suppressor, in both 1/48th and 1/32nd scales, and both examples are amazing.
Biggest problem about using the cannons on the Hasegawa Spit, will be removing the moulded kit parts. They're moulded as one piece, on the upper wing halves only, and are rebated about 2 or 3 mm on the inside of the wing, which is going to be a b*gg*r to remove without damaging the wing leading edges !
Probably best to cut off the barrels, tape the wing halves together, then drill-out the remainder of the plastic.
'Master' turn out some wonderful stuff. I've got, and have also used, some of their 1/48th scale pitot tubes, to prevent plastic ones breaking, and they're very nicely done. I also have some of their RAF .303 Brownings, with cooling jacket, fins and flash suppressor, in both 1/48th and 1/32nd scales, and both examples are amazing.
Biggest problem about using the cannons on the Hasegawa Spit, will be removing the moulded kit parts. They're moulded as one piece, on the upper wing halves only, and are rebated about 2 or 3 mm on the inside of the wing, which is going to be a b*gg*r to remove without damaging the wing leading edges !
Probably best to cut off the barrels, tape the wing halves together, then drill-out the remainder of the plastic.
Lucky13
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In Budweiser, Miller, Coors and likes, it'll be more like....it may contain traces of alcohol!
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Yep, like making love in a canoe - ******* close to water !!
Whaaaaaaa... Holy cow!
Sweet!
Got some Kiwi Decals for my recently purchased skyhawk courtesy of Evan yesterday.
Thanks mate will be back in touch for more details soon !
Thanks mate will be back in touch for more details soon !