Sorry from Paul

[Guest]

Alright lads!!!

Wow, thanks for all your well-wishes. I'm back home now after a disasterous week. Thanks to my other hald for informing you guys so a thanks to her and another thanks to her for following my instructions properly It's sooo snowy here and the other day some commy maniac skidded right into the side of me. On the up-side it wasn't my car but the company's one i borrowed. I damaged my left shoulder and broke a few ribs with a bit of concussion on the top but otherwise i'm fine and am at home now for two weeks... to model ))))))) Yeahhhhh!!!!! When i came around i was soooooooo bored and my friends, i would rather spend a day in Bosnia on a bad day than have to endure a Russian hospital again. I had to bribe for a better service!!!! But Nastia was kind enough to bring all the instructions to every model i have in stock so i spent these days planning away And to top off my home-coming, my delivery from Blighty arrived with loads of goodies. I ordered the whole range of Tamiya cotton buds - don't know what i'll use the for, though.

Anyway it's good to be back and i have some catching up to do.

Again, cheers for the kind comments

Paul

[John]

Hi Paul good to see your back and planning your next models

[yak face]

glad to see you back paul. Two weeks uninterrupted modelling!!! im sure that will make you feel a bit better! cheers tony

[Guest]

Nice to have you back paul take it easy mate and relax and i hope you feel better soon, enjoy two weeks of extreme modelling best wishes.

scott

[Guest]

It's OK lads, back to normal, he is back, no need to pretend we care anymore :-)

Seriously Paul, great to have you back. Don't do anything sill with the modelling knife and end up back there for stitches. :group:

[spanner570]

Good to hear you're up if not running yet.

A speedy full recovery to you Paul, I'm sure Nastia will help all she can!!

Ron

[Guest]

As the other guys said, it's good to hear that you're ok Paul, if concussion & bust ribs counts as 'ok'! I'm sure the enforced modelling time will help take your mind off the healing process, if the 2 feet of snow that I've heard Moscow has received doesn't make that into 3 weeks!

Another good thing, hopefully(!) is that I've discovered a shop with bottles & bottles (ok, ok about 6 of 'em!) of original Klear o the shelves. The shopkeeper obviously didn't realise the goldmine that he was sitting on & now I'm the proud possessor of said bottles!

So a couple will be winging their way to you, along with choc hob-nobs & a few other goodies (any suggestions?) that I can stuff into the box. Happy days!

All the best

Patrick

[Centurion3RTR]

Glad to have you back Paul, you get well soon matey.

John

[Gern]

Welcome back Paul. And a big thanks to Nastia for keeping us all posted!

With all this free time on your hands for the next few weeks we'll be expecting LOTS of pics of your work! Don't let us down now will you?

Gern

[Guest]

Phew! Thought you'd been whisked off to the Gulag. Nice to have you back Paul, hope the recovery goes well. Try not to let the ribs heal in a "hunched over model kit" position. BTW, don't want to alarm you but there has been a woman on claiming to know you.

Get well soon

Tony B

[Guest]

Thanks lads. Your comments show the true nature of the forum and tis goodness. And Graham, thanks for pretending to care )))))))) Joking )) Even today i managed to get my Churchill Crocodile built which i'll post this weekend. Agreed Ron, strange that some woman claims to know me As for the GULAG Tony, i'm sure it's a lot better than a Russian clinic )))) Or maybe they're the same And for Patrick, Klear and Chocolate Hob-Nobs are fine. I'll pop down to the model shop soon and pick you up some models you wouldn't be able to get in Blighty - probably for health and safety reasons ))

But again, thanks to everyone and your kind sincere support. Makes me miss home a lot.

Paul