In music there are two main groupings to tell the player what to play. They are called "clefs". The upper clef is called the "treble" clef. The lower clef is the "bass" clef (pronounced "base").

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...sjchtzezt.jpeg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clef

The picture I put up has a tribble (from Star Trek) in the upper clef and a bass (a type of fish, rhymes with "class") in the lower clef.

Ah thanks lol, i found out the bass thing, but not the tribble one.

Bass is Bass in german, but 'treble' is called a "Violinschluessel", i could not connect treble to this (yes my stereo devices have a treble knob, but..)

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Bf 109 ???

At least I wasn't the only one who didn't get it.:/\\!!

Absolute minimal representation, but yeah, that's what it looks like. From the underwing cannons I would venture to say it's a 109G-6-R6.

Make a dozen of these including British planes and bombers and have a battle of Britain, tabletop version

http://satwcomic.com/art/nuclear-bombs.png
http://satwcomic.com/nuclear-bombs

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As long as they leave my niblick alone.

Weren't the yellow nosed ones E and F models? I think I've never seen a yellow nose past the F series.:hmm2:
Guess it's an E model then and the cannons are supposed to be inside the wing but that's next to impossible with Lego.:cool:

Good point. I hadn't considered that. :sunny:

If dogs were people.
 

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From: http://theawkwardyeti.com/chapter/awkward-yeti-comics/