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Jimbuna 05-06-11 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by FIREWALL (Post 1657909)
Yes Jim. All the WWII Fighters they have of the smallest scale.

I almost forgot... And the WWI Sopwith Camel and DR1 :yep:

With them being tiny I can put them all in a sealed glass cube. I hope. :DL
That must be some small scale...1/144 perhaps?

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1658102)
Interesting design with I would guess as being fuel tanks on the wings? :hmmm:
Rgr that...fuel tanks they be...for endurance when the Bear is picked up crossing the Norwegian coast and heading for the Scottish north east coastline (well that was the case 20/30 years back).

Jimbuna 05-06-11 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1658106)
"Pardon" It was obviously an unwelcome answer, but I mentioned ONLY that I collect ... then some time to go back.
I'm bloody glad I don't speak Swedish or I'd be posting some choice words right now!! :stare:

"Pardon" in English accompanied with a question mark is a way of asking you to give a little more detail...a way of showing interest in what you posted :damn:

Gerald 05-06-11 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1658222)
I'm bloody glad I don't speak Swedish or I'd be posting some choice words right now!! :stare:

"Pardon" in English accompanied with a question mark is a way of asking you to give a little more detail...a way of showing interest in what you posted :damn:
My apologies, I misinterpreted the word, :oops: while I like the thread value and content, "Pardon" in its origin is clearly a trap ....:doh: ooo damit

AVGWarhawk 05-06-11 11:00 AM
Well Jim, this hobby is much healthier that that old hobby of smoking! :DL

Jimbuna 05-06-11 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1658233)
Well Jim, this hobby is much healthier that that old hobby of smoking! :DL
Oh, didn't I tell you I sta.....just kidding but you are the only one of us who'll actually remember how long ago that was...IIRC I was about a fortnight behind you :hmmm:

AVGWarhawk 05-06-11 11:06 AM
Yes, around the same time. Two years now. I mispoke in the stop smoking thread. I had said it was two years at that time.

OK, back to diecast models. :D

Oberon 05-06-11 11:23 AM
Saw a Tonka flying over Woodbridge today. Not a usual sight, must be from Marham.

Got myself a Revell kit today, a Sherman Firefly 1:76. It's been a LONG time since I've done a glue it and paint it kit. So we'll see how it goes.

Jimbuna 05-06-11 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 1658262)
Saw a Tonka flying over Woodbridge today. Not a usual sight, must be from Marham.

Got myself a Revell kit today, a Sherman Firefly 1:76. It's been a LONG time since I've done a glue it and paint it kit. So we'll see how it goes.
Stick it up here when she's done and I'll have a ganders.

20 hours or so to go on the Lightning and someone has bid the initial asking price so it looks like it'll eventually go for more than the £50 + £6 p & p.

Gerald 05-06-11 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1658222)
I'm bloody glad I don't speak Swedish or I'd be posting some choice words right now!! :stare:

"Pardon" in English accompanied with a question mark is a way of asking you to give a little more detail...a way of showing interest in what you posted :damn:
How the hell do I know all the grammatical tendencies, which are available in English ... and also is not the word ... English from the beginning,sh!t...:stare:

AVGWarhawk 05-06-11 02:36 PM
It is said that English is the hardest language to master.

Gerald 05-06-11 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1658378)
It is said that English is the hardest language to master.
Apparently .... and so, for any price at all.

Jimbuna 05-06-11 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1658372)
How the hell do I know all the grammatical tendencies, which are available in English ... and also is not the word ... English from the beginning,sh!t...:stare:
It is your decision/choice to post on so many posts that are written in English...give me a break.........pleeeeeeeeese :O:

I'll post you an English translator but then I run the risk of 'perceptual distortion :DL

Gerald 05-06-11 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1658406)
It is your decision/choice to post on so many posts that are written in English...give me a break.........pleeeeeeeeese :O:

I'll post you an English translator but then I run the risk of 'perceptual distortion :DL
Yes, okay, I have the picture clear, I'll send away a language pack for Swedish to you, so you can communicate, if English is not ... . contain the desired word from the sender....so -called back-up :DL

Jimbuna 05-06-11 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1658418)
Yes, okay, I have the picture clear, I'll send away a language pack for Swedish to you, so you can communicate, if English is not ... . contain the desired word from the sender....so -called back-up :DL
I'll wager you which one of us will get the most responses :03:

Gerald 05-06-11 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1658430)
I'll wager you which one of us will get the most responses :03:
Like that word, must be silenced, down or not at all mentioned,btw soon I go to U.K and I hope they can understand the magic word "pardon",custom border at Heathrow, is very understanding :O:

Oberon 05-06-11 04:17 PM
Only just spotted that Lightning, very nice. I think the Lightning if the RAF Museum has theirs in that config, IIRC they can also put missiles up on there.

Jimbuna 05-07-11 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1658378)
It is said that English is the hardest language to master.
Most definitely...the Americans have failed miserably thus far :DL

Quote:
Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1658440)
Like that word, must be silenced, down or not at all mentioned,btw soon I go to U.K and I hope they can understand the magic word "pardon",custom border at Heathrow, is very understanding :O:
Watch out they don't find any powdery substances on you and feel the need to do an internal probe search on you.

I've heard a rumour the authorities have received a tip-off regarding your pending arrival :03:

Jimbuna 05-07-11 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 1658458)
Only just spotted that Lightning, very nice. I think the Lightning if the RAF Museum has theirs in that config, IIRC they can also put missiles up on there.
Well I won it two hours ago on evilbay...you should find it simple enough...I'd rather not say how high the bidding went :oops:

:damn::damn::damn:

Gerald 05-07-11 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1658886)
Most definitely...the Americans have failed miserably thus far :DL



Watch out they don't find any powdery substances on you and feel the need to do an internal probe search on you.

I've heard a rumour the authorities have received a tip-off regarding your pending arrival :03:
Good one, :salute: Maybe I should take the embassy entrance instead :o

nikimcbee 05-08-11 10:48 AM
Does Mrs Buna approve of such a vast collection?:o

Do you do any of the 1/18 stuff? I have a 1/18 MiG-15. It takes up a lot of space.


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