Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Great grab at that price Maria - especially as Hasegawa have the cheek to keep re-releasing this old kit at around £40, or about Dk400 !!
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
^ (%¤%¤/%¤ They must be completely lame in the clarinet! 
That makes it a true find then, thanks Terry!
*happy hug*
I checked a danish hobby site, they price the 1/32 Messys between 350 and 500 DKK. *shocked*
http://www.super-hobby.dk/catalog/1-32-267352.html?start=0
That makes it a true find then, thanks Terry!
*happy hug*I checked a danish hobby site, they price the 1/32 Messys between 350 and 500 DKK. *shocked*
http://www.super-hobby.dk/catalog/1-32-267352.html?start=0
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
And it has it's origins in the 'Frog' kit, from the late 1960s!
It's a bit inaccurate in parts, mainly the rear of the inside of the cockpit, and the under-wing radiators, but don't worry about that - once built, it looks like a '109E. And at that price, so what?! Also, being a moulding from, by the look of it, the late 1970s, it's possibly better quality than current issues!
It's a bit inaccurate in parts, mainly the rear of the inside of the cockpit, and the under-wing radiators, but don't worry about that - once built, it looks like a '109E. And at that price, so what?! Also, being a moulding from, by the look of it, the late 1970s, it's possibly better quality than current issues!
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Damn, that's awesome then! *cheers*
And if I run into accuracy probs, I'll ask on the forum here.
Heheheh, I've only got one major prob, now that I think about it:
Once it's built, where do I *put* it??? o.0 It is a big model after all!
Oh well, I'll figure it out. Luxury problem, luxury problem...
And if I run into accuracy probs, I'll ask on the forum here.
Heheheh, I've only got one major prob, now that I think about it:
Once it's built, where do I *put* it??? o.0 It is a big model after all!
Oh well, I'll figure it out.
Luxury problem, luxury problem...
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Wow, still a great buy Maria..
meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Which paint scheme are you going to do?Damn, that's awesome then! *cheers*
And if I run into accuracy probs, I'll ask on the forum here.
Heheheh, I've only got one major prob, now that I think about it:
Once it's built, where do I *put* it??? o.0 It is a big model after all!
Oh well, I'll figure it out.
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Haven't got a clue, I'll decide that once I take a closer look at the set.
My good thing today?
Managed to get another fountain pen bargain today:
A german 1935 Mont Blanc 234½ fountain pen with the 100-series hourglass clip, which apparently is a rarity.
I've seen a similar pen for sale online for 450 USD, and I got mine for 100 DKK, that's 18 USD.
I am totally and unashamedly chuffed!
My good thing today?
Managed to get another fountain pen bargain today:
A german 1935 Mont Blanc 234½ fountain pen with the 100-series hourglass clip, which apparently is a rarity.
I've seen a similar pen for sale online for 450 USD, and I got mine for 100 DKK, that's 18 USD.
I am totally and unashamedly chuffed!
T Bolt
Colonel
Can't wait to see you build it Maria.
Yep, waitin' here too Maria!
No pressure though....
No pressure though....
Vic Balshaw
Major General
No, no pressure Maria…
SPEKTRE76
Airman 1st Class
Thorlifter
Captain
A co-worker had me work on his computer. At the root of the C: drive, I saw a directory called movies. I now have 160 new movies to watch.
CHA-CHING!!!!!!
CHA-CHING!!!!!!
I was talking to my youngest son about my father 'opa' (=grandpa) Theo. My father died in 2006. Kiran was born December 2008, so he never knew him.
Kiran: 'Is opa Theo dead?
Me: 'Yes, he died before you were born.'
Kiran: 'So he's dead now, will he become a human again?'
Me: 'I don't know'.
Then the doorbell rang.
Kiran: 'Ah that must be opa Theo then'
Kiran: 'Is opa Theo dead?
Me: 'Yes, he died before you were born.'
Kiran: 'So he's dead now, will he become a human again?'
Me: 'I don't know'.
Then the doorbell rang.
Kiran: 'Ah that must be opa Theo then'
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
That's cute as heck!
Great story Marcel! My two also were born after my parents died. It's my biggest sadness that my Dad never got to see Jack and Lily...he would have loved them and it makes me sad that they never met. BUT, in my mind I can see my Dad getting down in a slight crouch, pumping his fist, happily yelling "Jacko!" to my son. I can see it plain as day and THAT makes me happy.
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Ditto that.
My father knew my eldest up until Robin was 1.5 years. Was Robin's biggest friend. So sad Robin doesn't remember him at all apart from the photo's.
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Went to Teknisk Museum in Helsingør today with buddy Jørn.
Photographed a lot of stuff, among it all was a good gaggle of various planes - yes!
Had dinner at a wonderful italian restaurant - and discovered Crème Brûlée...damn that's good, I can recommend it! :-9
Is now about to copy and sort about a ton of photos from today.
Photographed a lot of stuff, among it all was a good gaggle of various planes - yes!
Had dinner at a wonderful italian restaurant - and discovered Crème Brûlée...damn that's good, I can recommend it! :-9
Is now about to copy and sort about a ton of photos from today.
