discussion RE reading old topics

[Guest]

Hi all I just wondered if anyone reads their old posts again I just went through my warspite gets a few scars post, I think I will do that with some of my others. It's surprising the number of tips your given during a build which you then forget.

 

[dave]

I try to jot down helpful advice in a notebook at the time, particularly hints and tips from any of the posts I am reading. This site is a gold mine of great information.

 

[Guest]

Some time ago I took a look on my thread “Winter Patrol 1943”.....but it was a passenger sentiment.....Not! in fact is just I miss the diorama some days

 

[papa 695]

I do look through mine now and again like you said there are some good tips that people leave

 

[eddiesolo]

Also it helps to see how...or in my case...if, you have improved by getting various tips.

 

[Guest]

No fear. I might get depressed.


Laurie


Serious answer. No.

 

[eddiesolo]

Serious answer. No.

Only cos you're old and can't find em...

 

[Guest]

I quite often go for a dig around. Sometimes it is interesting to see what was being discussed years ago and sometimes it is 'enlightening' to see just how many times we visit a particular topic!


Acrylics Vs Enamels anyone? .................or pictures of workbenches!!!

 

[Guest]

Also it helps to see how...or in my case...if, you have improved by getting various tips.

Si you are incorrigible.


Laurie

 

[spanner570]

Si you are incorrigible.
Laurie

Laurie, please don't use big words replying to Si...he won't have a clue what they mean.

 

[Guest]

Laurie, please don't use big words replying to Si...he won't have a clue what they mean.

That is my cunning move Ron. Keep him delving into the dictionary and away from his obsession with the Enid Blyton Five's tales.


Laurie

 

[takeslousyphotos]

What's an "incorrigible" ??? ......... Is it anything like a "Hot Air Balloon" ??? or something

 

[Guest]

That's the one, it means he's full of hot air.

 

[eddiesolo]

dictionary

Eh, a what?