Spots on the Internet (2022)

[Dave Ward]

On the Meng Facebook page - 'available October'

......I thought the Phantom was out of fashion
Dave

[AlanG]

Pre-order now available for GBP110. As much as i want a really nice Spitfire Mk.I. 110 quid aint cutting it.

[adt70hk]

Pre-order now available for GBP110. As much as i want a really nice Spitfire Mk.I. 110 quid aint cutting it.

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That is a lot of money....

[Guest]

“Plastic Parts = TBC” … I think they got their abbreviations confused — or would they really mean the parts will continue in another kit?

[Tim Marlow]

“Plastic Parts = TBC” … I think they got their abbreviations confused — or would they really mean the parts will continue in another kit?

Could mean “to be confirmed” Jakko……especially if the box art had been mocked up before the sprue layouts had been completed. Not an acronym I’m familiar with though.

[Airborne01]

Could mean “to be confirmed” Jakko……especially if the box art had been mocked up before the sprue layouts had been completed. Not an acronym I’m familiar with though.

I am mate - means 'Two Bacardi and Cokes please'!
Steve

[AlanG]

Instructions for the Kontare Spitfire

[adt70hk]

Could mean “to be confirmed” Jakko……especially if the box art had been mocked up before the sprue layouts had been completed. Not an acronym I’m familiar with though.

“Plastic Parts = TBC” … I think they got their abbreviations confused — or would they really mean the parts will continue in another kit?

TBC..... Definitely 'to be confirmed'...

[Guest]

Could mean “to be confirmed” Jakko……

That hadn’t occurred to me, true. In English I tend to read it as “to be continued”,

Not an acronym I’m familiar with though.

To Dutch-speakers, it chiefly means “tuberculosis” (Though in recent decades, the official abbreviation for that has been “TB” for some reason.)

[adt70hk]

To Dutch-speakers, it chiefly means “tuberculosis” :smiling3: (Though in recent decades, the official abbreviation for that has been “TB” for some reason.)

It's probably a sign of the creeping influence of the English language!

It's been referred to as TB here for as long as I've been on the planet and my mother, in her late 70s, ALWAYS refers to it as "TB".

[Guest]

Possibly. Chances are these doctors read “TB” in international publications and began using it for that reason. People seem wont to do that, replacing perfectly good, established words by foreign ones with the exact same meaning

[Tim Marlow]

It's probably a sign of the creeping influence of the English language!

It's been referred to as TB here for as long as I've been on the planet and my mother, in her late 70s, ALWAYS refers to it as "TB".

Comes from the biological classification shorthand of the organism mycobacterium tuberculosis (M tb) which causes it. The tb part comes from the “old” name for the organism “tubercle bacillus”.

[Ian M]

......I thought the Phantom was out of fashion

Never going to happen.

[Dave Ward]

On the A&A Models Facebook page - an upcoming release

On the ICM Facebook page & website - in process - renders for 1/72 Mitsubishi Ki-21 'Sally'

Dave

[Mark1]

On the A&A Models Facebook page - an upcoming release
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On the ICM Facebook page & website - in process - renders for 1/72 Mitsubishi Ki-21 'Sally'
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Dave

For the lovers of window masking!!:surprised: