Industrial action, British aircraft industry, WWII? here we go again Allan are you applying some sort of accent that others cannot understand???:rolleyes:
I think I’ll drag my drone out of the shed, its controlled by my computer so I can kill anyone I want at a distance, I have a target in mind just get my coords from google earth. As soon as I have done I am going on strike.

Thanks Mark 🙂

………or

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/World-War-2-Full-Size-Spitfire-Replica-Model-Podium-/180571730729?pt=UK_Collectables_Militaria_LE&hash=item2a0ae9f329

Its a tadd expensive if anyones thinking about bidding PM me I’ll sell you a new one for 20K. 🙂

Most definately, about half as much, I thought about changing the Up down lenses but its got Turkish engraved into the pull down screen. 😡
incidently if anyones interested pull down for night use in Turkish is Gece asaga cekiniz

Andy

Please look in your PM

Graham

Nice one, Like a Pheonix, rises out of the ashes again. I don’t have enough stuff to sell for a stall, ever thought of catering for the normal folk by having some pitches for people who want to sell/swap stuff from their car boot?

No-one in this hobby is normal :diablo: there always seems to be a few unofficial traders wandering around, It reminds me of a chap who approached me with a 303, unfortunaltely i had just spet my money on two oval top gunsights at £50 each.:diablo:

Thats interesting, I wonder what the hard labour involved? there is some detail on the web about Victorian hard labour but I wonder what that meant during WWII? They were certainly working hard any way, considering the poor rations and long shifts available in civvy street, I wonder how hard a punishment that was.