Catch22
Major
Went to the Muse concert last night. Holy expletive was it amazing.
What Cheered You Up Today? (3 Viewers)
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Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
About an hour and a half of work left, then to the archery range with the Longbow to do some shooting and hiking around. Maybe take some pictures of the wildlife I see with the new camera. Weather is beautiful outside this afternoon.
Like Karl....got in some good modelling time today, made great progress on my P-47 cockpit!
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Yay! Payday!
And I've got some heating money back from the company that runs our appartments, so I went and bought myself some badly needed stuff:
1. The last Humbrol paints I needed to really get working on my models.
I found the paints very cheaply online, and found out that they were sold by a shop near Copenhagen, so off I went today.
At about 1.75 US$ each, they were cheap, compared with some of the dealers here in the Copenhagen area, some of which charge 3US$ per bottle.
2. A new wristwatch - Citizen Eco-Drive - solar powered.
My last wristwatch went boink on me a couple of months ago, so I really needed a new, good, sturdy watch. Am really happy about this one, as I think it looks cool, with easy-to-read dial, sturdy casing and a cool strap with tyre-style pattern. Wrooommmmm!
My reason to choose a man's wristwatch?
I'm an expert at ruining/bashing/splintering/denting/loosing wrist watches, according to my parents:
In their opinion, my perfect wrist watch should've been made of steel-reinforced concrete with a water tight eternity drive and a steel-chain strap that's welded to my arm, to survive me wearing it. That's why.
Oh - and the sun's shining right now, and I've got my easter holiday going here...*yawn* *stretch* *creak*...today, life is good. 
And I've got some heating money back from the company that runs our appartments, so I went and bought myself some badly needed stuff:
1. The last Humbrol paints I needed to really get working on my models.
I found the paints very cheaply online, and found out that they were sold by a shop near Copenhagen, so off I went today.
At about 1.75 US$ each, they were cheap, compared with some of the dealers here in the Copenhagen area, some of which charge 3US$ per bottle.
2. A new wristwatch - Citizen Eco-Drive - solar powered.
My last wristwatch went boink on me a couple of months ago, so I really needed a new, good, sturdy watch. Am really happy about this one, as I think it looks cool, with easy-to-read dial, sturdy casing and a cool strap with tyre-style pattern. Wrooommmmm!
My reason to choose a man's wristwatch?
I'm an expert at ruining/bashing/splintering/denting/loosing wrist watches, according to my parents:
In their opinion, my perfect wrist watch should've been made of steel-reinforced concrete with a water tight eternity drive and a steel-chain strap that's welded to my arm, to survive me wearing it. That's why.
Oh - and the sun's shining right now, and I've got my easter holiday going here...*yawn* *stretch* *creak*...today, life is good.
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Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
Wow, that looks like a small fortune in paint you've got there.
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
It is. 170 Dkr, that's about 31 US$.
But at least now I can get working on those darned models!
Easter...4 day weekend!
Was poor weather for the most part today but went out for the afternoon and had some epic powder runs in 1-2 feet of fresh light powder, super fun.
And Candide Thovex dropped his new webisode Kandide Kamera 2, which is 8 minutes of epicness.
Vidéo Candide Kamera 2
And Candide Thovex dropped his new webisode Kandide Kamera 2, which is 8 minutes of epicness.
Vidéo Candide Kamera 2
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Pong
Staff Sergeant
No one in the streets, and the whole town is silent, and I can finally continue my 109E-4 in peace. Phew.
Pong
Staff Sergeant
Finally! Tonight is the premiere of The Pacific!
And after close inspection my 109E is not severely damaged and just needs another coat to get the job done. Phew!
And after close inspection my 109E is not severely damaged and just needs another coat to get the job done. Phew!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Almost completed all the garden tidying after a month away. Should be able to break out the models tomorrow, before the invasion of dinner folk.
Great progress on my Ju-88 today...
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Motorcycle ride today:
Went from home to Roskilde - Boserup - Kattinge Vig - Kornerup Church and coffee break - Glostrup, and washing the beemer and shopping for bread and milk, then off to Langelinie and a couple of solid steak sandwiches + hot chocolate - then home to thaw nose and cheeks.
Lovely ride, even though it was a bit chilly. 9 degrees C, very windy, lots of sun, and a few clouds storming past now and then in the high winds.
Life's good, seen from the saddle.
Went from home to Roskilde - Boserup - Kattinge Vig - Kornerup Church and coffee break - Glostrup, and washing the beemer and shopping for bread and milk, then off to Langelinie and a couple of solid steak sandwiches + hot chocolate - then home to thaw nose and cheeks.
Lovely ride, even though it was a bit chilly. 9 degrees C, very windy, lots of sun, and a few clouds storming past now and then in the high winds.
Life's good, seen from the saddle.
got an interveiw for a new job as head chef for a restaurant in a local town, dont know much about the place but will see what its like when i go there to meet the owner !
Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Bucksnort: Crossing all fingers for you, and hoping the best!
As for me:
Finally finished scanning all pages in Caldwell's and Michulec's book on Adolf Galland for personal reference use, and am almost finished reading Johannes Steinhoff's "Messerschmitts Over Sicily". Both books has to be given back to the library tomorrow.
As for me:
Finally finished scanning all pages in Caldwell's and Michulec's book on Adolf Galland for personal reference use, and am almost finished reading Johannes Steinhoff's "Messerschmitts Over Sicily". Both books has to be given back to the library tomorrow.
cheers guy's, watch this space
Good luck Karl!
cheers mate
job interivew went well, going back on tuesday for a working interview, but i think the jobs mine if i want it, just gotta work out if its going to be worth it money wise as its further to travel everyday !
