Si, expecting a cut of the loot from anglers lodge!!
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After waiting impatiently for 50 years. I finally have a Baileybridge in my scale. This kit is 70' of 12ton or 35' of 40ton span. Now if I can score an extension kit I'll be the happiest man. Oh. I wonder if I have enough truck capy. to carry all this in addition to the infantry footbridge & M2 Treadway bridge materials? PaulE
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That's looks good Paul.
Will look fwd to seeing this .
Will look fwd to seeing this .
The kit is extremely well molded/sprued/engineered. Best I've seen in my scale. I may have to settle for the basic bridge as I don't think I have enough trucks to carry it. I may have to steal from the Red Ball Express. F18s flying around today, prolly for Air Show this weekend. I'm too slow to get pics as these guys fly pretty low & fast. PaulE
Now the Thunderbirds went by in their F16s. I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow, should be a good show w/both Thunderbirds & Blue Angels. PaulE
Yes I agree with Rick buy more trucks you need a Brockway bridge truck I think you can get one from Roco
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Mail Man drooped this off today. Going to use the wheels and decals for the P-40B and the cockpit for the Hellcat
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I have a feeling you shouldn’t have too much trouble getting hold of an authentic colour for it, though
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We've just paid a visit to Ikea for some new kitchen dining chairs and I came across this.
Being sold as a coffee frother, but looking suspiciously like a Badger/Trumpeter paint mixer. I wasn't really in the market for one but for a single English Pound it had to be worth a shot.
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I'll take the springy frothy making thing off and see how it goes with just the ring at the bottom.
Being sold as a coffee frother, but looking suspiciously like a Badger/Trumpeter paint mixer. I wasn't really in the market for one but for a single English Pound it had to be worth a shot.
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I'll take the springy frothy making thing off and see how it goes with just the ring at the bottom.
What about the meatballs, very nice
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Will do John.
Like I say, I wasn't really looking for one as I'm still able-bodied enough to stir manually :smiling5: especially in the volumes we deal with. Try stirring a 5 litre tin of high build primer and it's a different story! But I figured it might be a cheap alternative for those in the market.
Like I say, I wasn't really looking for one as I'm still able-bodied enough to stir manually :smiling5: especially in the volumes we deal with. Try stirring a 5 litre tin of high build primer and it's a different story! But I figured it might be a cheap alternative for those in the market.
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Worst-case scenario: you have to put the metal bit into paint stripper and subsequently use it to froth your coffee
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Andy .
Been there with wood finishes, shaking the tin to mix up so agree.
I made a small ply box that was glued on to a jigsaw blade for our small bottles, including the 60 ml primer, it was perfect until I left the saw on high speed and reciprocating and ripped the box off. Never got around to cleaning the blade or box up. Reminded me that I ought to do it again .
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There was an article in the TWENOT club magazine, De Tank, a few years ago about building a paint shaker for Vallejo-style bottles from a glue clamp and an electric jigsaw.
I made an adaptor so I could fit a Tupperware plastic box to my lathe chuck, and packed it full of the 'old' Tamiya bottles I bought from Munkster a couple of years ago. Set the lathe on a very low speed, left it running for about a day. Result - no difference to the paint. It needs a bit more violent shaking action rather than just rolling.
Pete
Met up with Dave, PJ, and John at the Coventry show today. Managed to resist buying until just before leaving, when I spotted this:
A lot of plastic for a tenner:
Just after buying this we were having a chat outside when a Spitfire flew over and gave us a display for a few minutes! Presumably one of the BBMF Spits. Great sight and sound.
Pete
Edit: it was the BBMF. https://www.facebook.com/search/top...aW1lX21zIjoxNTYxMzAwODcwNjQ0fQ&epa=SEARCH_BOX
A lot of plastic for a tenner:
Just after buying this we were having a chat outside when a Spitfire flew over and gave us a display for a few minutes! Presumably one of the BBMF Spits. Great sight and sound.
Pete
Edit: it was the BBMF. https://www.facebook.com/search/top...aW1lX21zIjoxNTYxMzAwODcwNjQ0fQ&epa=SEARCH_BOX
Hi chaps,
Spent last week looking into my retirement pot and hoping to go at the end of the year, yippeeee! I am owed a shed of holiday money as I have been off since February so, one last big splash for a while
Really enjoying building the Marder and its interior, so in a for a few pounds!
New Tamiya Hummel plus metal barrel, looks superb
Nashorn
One for the future carrying either a striped down Stug (looking for a photo, if it exists) or a Marder (got a photo of that), looks superb with great instructions and fit
Tamiya Pz IV H plus load of PE sets
This is the resin set for the Pz 111 N
Finally to save me ruining the Elefant a cheapy for zimmerit practice
Spent last week looking into my retirement pot and hoping to go at the end of the year, yippeeee! I am owed a shed of holiday money as I have been off since February so, one last big splash for a while
Really enjoying building the Marder and its interior, so in a for a few pounds!
New Tamiya Hummel plus metal barrel, looks superb
Nashorn
One for the future carrying either a striped down Stug (looking for a photo, if it exists) or a Marder (got a photo of that), looks superb with great instructions and fit
Tamiya Pz IV H plus load of PE sets
This is the resin set for the Pz 111 N
Finally to save me ruining the Elefant a cheapy for zimmerit practice
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