The Mummy 3 – Tomb of the dragon thingy…
its actually not that bad – well worth a couple of hours vegging even if the widebodied passenger Beau winds me up:eek:
Xmas gift along with “The Dark Knight” which I may get to tonight, or “Hancock” from BSG juniors presents….
The Mummy 3 – Tomb of the dragon thingy…
its actually not that bad – well worth a couple of hours vegging even if the widebodied passenger Beau winds me up:eek:
Xmas gift along with “The Dark Knight” which I may get to tonight, or “Hancock” from BSG juniors presents….
I bet….
that you use a word like “Himmel” or a phrase like “By shinto” in a mail or a conversation in the next few days….:eek:
As above, sharks have been around for billions of years more than our species. The only evolution they really have gone through is to shrink somewhat. If people willingly venture into the sea, its at their risk surely – and if the other reports I have read about this are true, the victim knew the risks.
As above, sharks have been around for billions of years more than our species. The only evolution they really have gone through is to shrink somewhat. If people willingly venture into the sea, its at their risk surely – and if the other reports I have read about this are true, the victim knew the risks.
Not the most inspired piece of work, almost looks like a ground decoy from WW 2!
That said, its there, intact and not melted down so I’d give it 5.5 for artistic impression and where there is some airframe, there is some hope for another day?
My son is getting some of the aviation bug – so we had a couple of freezing hours outdoors with an “air hog” RC aircraft – did I mention the cold – but well away from mince pies, TV, playstation etc.
good fun as well and excercise, running after the thing should ease some of the calories off !?
Being as its Crimble and all – my mum just reminded me that I used to spray the Brut 33 that an auntie used to buy me around the bin to keep the cats away from the Turkey left overs. Ummm, OK, will think on that one again… seems a sound plan….
Being as its Crimble and all – my mum just reminded me that I used to spray the Brut 33 that an auntie used to buy me around the bin to keep the cats away from the Turkey left overs. Ummm, OK, will think on that one again… seems a sound plan….
Ummm
Tough call – try and mix “numbers” and quality of what was manufactured….?
1) Hawker
2) Handley Page
3) Avro
4) Vickers Supermarine (is that a cheat so I can get Wellingtons and Spits in !?)
5) RAE for “early” contribution ?
Bristol is a good shout, Shorts, Westland for pioneering UK helicopters etc…..
this will run a while !
It says “Douglas A-20G Havoc” which I don’t think (happy to be corrected) the RAF used. So, guess/assume/speculate it would be a hybrid of some kind with a glass nose RAF MKIII or IV ?
either way – damn fine addition I say.
Do you mean the Airfix kits?
I saw a 1/24th Airfix Mustang for sale and was wondering about its quality.
Anybody have opinions?
I do – thanks for that.:confused: They were superb quality – can’t imagine that they have changed the moulds etc, far too expensive. They also did a JU-87 in that scale and have heard rumours about a Mosquito in that scale – size large.
[QUOTE=Seafuryfan;1338749]I am compelled to mention the growth of die-cast models to add to this thread. As a Dad, I don’t have enough time to build aircraft like I used to but have been amazed by the recent explosion in cheap, high quality die-cast models. QUOTE]
There is a similar thread running on the RC model forum here. My 9 year old is making the kits at the moment – good fun. I buy too many die-casts, but being as I’m quite ham fisted, the quality is light years ahead of what I could make.
Corgi are a bit “Hit and miss”, I have the “pale blue” Buccaneer and it does like like I made it ! Maybe now they have a new owner it will be sorted. Century Wings & Hobby Master offer awsome quality as do Gemini.
I make the kids still with my son and I did try again. I used to have the big Airfix 1/24 Spitfire and Hurricane and even got to be reasonable with an airbrush, but as Clint Eastwood says “a man has to know his limitations”…….
not so much instant gratification for me, more that I love the ‘planes, just can’t make them that well myself – not a craftsman, I even started a small fire in a bathroom putting up ceramic tiles…. that will give you an idea of how ham fisted I am !:(
good new thread – DIY faff ups !?
😀 Been at the punch Peter?
But best wishes to all who contribute here; one of the best historic aviation sources I know of.
Because of all of you.
Moggy
I second that, shed loads of knowledge, openly shared, debate and even a hissy fit or two on a subject we all love and care about. I for one am glad I joined.
Seasons greetings to all, and a quiet moment for those serving who can’t be where they would rather be.