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  • in reply to: Favourite Film Quotes #1890701
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    You’re a political animal Edmund. You have the eye for human weakness, not the stomach.

    Or, same movie

    “Want me to throw him out Doll?

    LAPD, take a walk S***bird before I call your wife to come and collect you”

    in reply to: FAA F6F Hellcat help #1202973
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    Eyes Of The Phoenix

    A couple of plates in here, and a copy of a Grumman “instruction” sheet on one the RN schemes. I never realised how many different variations of national markings there were either.

    Always curious about the rough spraying on the nose of a few numbers from the serial – but a nice piece of detail for a model maker maybe?

    Good luck with it anyhow.

    in reply to: Warbirds in civilian colour schemes #1203144
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    personally, I don’t like them as a rule

    and prefer military schemes but, I have nothing but respect for the take on this by Mr Flack and the “really, what colour is yours?” view. So, until I sign a cheque for the required warbird to be built, painted and flown (Oh, I and learn to fly it….) I bow to the restorers, owners, and in this day, required sponsors – and just watch them fly in polka dots if needed……

    in reply to: International Air Power Review (IAPR) dead? #2474042
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    Still can’t find a new WWW site

    anybody else tried calling etc ?

    in reply to: General Discussion #303451
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    Lucas always had 7 “chapters”

    7 was “rebuilding the republic” etc, IIRC none of the regulars wanted in, he was “exhausted” so they never did it. The new stuff now, TV show in the making, clone wars etc is “new”.

    I still think he is a bit of a fop and gets way too involved with his re-makes, and “extra special effects” etc. shame, I can still remember queuing an age in 1977 to see the first one,

    still – may flop out with “JFK” on Thursday – am waiting at home for a parcel-farce delivery, between 8 am and 6 pm…. may as well watch a 4 hr movie !?

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. 3D!!!! #1890799
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    Lucas always had 7 “chapters”

    7 was “rebuilding the republic” etc, IIRC none of the regulars wanted in, he was “exhausted” so they never did it. The new stuff now, TV show in the making, clone wars etc is “new”.

    I still think he is a bit of a fop and gets way too involved with his re-makes, and “extra special effects” etc. shame, I can still remember queuing an age in 1977 to see the first one,

    still – may flop out with “JFK” on Thursday – am waiting at home for a parcel-farce delivery, between 8 am and 6 pm…. may as well watch a 4 hr movie !?

    in reply to: General Discussion #303486
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    Today on the sick note parade

    Star Wars – Revenge Of The Sith.

    Doesn’t get any better with time – I still think Mr Lucas has a lot to answer for, 2 outstanding original films (Star Wars & Empire Strikes Back) then he insists on writing scripts with laughable dialogue and a stream of passing characters designed I’m sure to sell toys.

    Give me “Episode IV” any day…. and Luke Skywalker is a big girl’s blouse and Han Solo is, and always will be the Man……

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. 3D!!!! #1890841
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    Today on the sick note parade

    Star Wars – Revenge Of The Sith.

    Doesn’t get any better with time – I still think Mr Lucas has a lot to answer for, 2 outstanding original films (Star Wars & Empire Strikes Back) then he insists on writing scripts with laughable dialogue and a stream of passing characters designed I’m sure to sell toys.

    Give me “Episode IV” any day…. and Luke Skywalker is a big girl’s blouse and Han Solo is, and always will be the Man……

    in reply to: Anyone on Facebook? Here's a Dave Thomas group. #1205231
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    I’m in

    thats two of us then ! Bit less popular than the Tooting Popular Front but it will grow I’m sure

    in reply to: Bandits at 12 O'clock #1205233
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    [QUOTE=Sage the Owl;1330103]
    Unfortunately there isnt currently any book published on Ian Kennedy’s art but I have made the suggestion to both Steve & the Book Palace people (specialist comic related publishers) and they have shown an interest but these things can take a long while to reach fruition.
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    I’ve seen advertised also a book on Airfix artwork, some of those boxes were superb, real “dakka dakka dakka” style – IIRC banned for a while under EU regulations on “warlike” toys etc?

    There is a market I think – and i’d like to see something like this on the market – I’ll certainly check out the airfix book in January when it comes out.

    in reply to: General Discussion #303893
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    Today, L.A Confidential

    Masterpiece of film making. I find James Ellroy books next to impossible to read, this film version is superb, long complex plot, well acted, throwing you curveballs all the way through – and I still jumped when Kevin Spacey got shot.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw….. 3D!!!! #1891073
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    Today, L.A Confidential

    Masterpiece of film making. I find James Ellroy books next to impossible to read, this film version is superb, long complex plot, well acted, throwing you curveballs all the way through – and I still jumped when Kevin Spacey got shot.

    in reply to: Bandits at 12 O'clock #1205637
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    No, it was definitely a Horsa I remember. Was draw from the aft/port side and I think a Stuka was attacking it in the picture.:confused:

    in “the dirty dozen” one of the earlier compilations it has “glider ace” about a Horsa pilot – no Stuka though :confused:

    in reply to: Avro Shackleton to fly again.. In The U.K!! #1206074
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    tbf good luck to them, though i really cant see this happening 🙁

    You can’t help but think that the Vulcan may have swallowed cash and goodwill and what with the “credit crunch” and people rushing headlong into a recession its going to be hard – but then again, we can all hope and chuck in our “two penneth” to the collecting buckets etc.

    it would be great to see 100,000 plus rivits in close formation again….

    in reply to: Mosquito museum #1206141
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    There is too much damage to do a Corsair style job on it. It also needs to have the fabric removed as it is coming away in many places, and will cause more problems than if we leave it alone.

    Bruce

    D’oh – never thought of that – any snapshot in its history that can be accurate for the purists and preserves the airframe can only be good for everybody. Its a national treasure, nothing less.

    Hope it goes well – will come back up in the spring with BSG junior now he is allowed out again !

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