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I love the I-16. I love your model.

Terrific work.

The band U2 is hoarding toilet paper????

Thanks mate.

With my Ki-84 on hold with my spares in customs, and Tony just awaiting an aerial on Sunday, I began my meteor this morning. This post questions the interior green stated in the instructions. I have done a little research I led to believe the cockpit should be black. Thoughts? Thanks.

I dunny know mate. Urh sorry, I meant dunno. Aussies desperation for toilet paper, we must have $!!!+ for brains. It's only natural.

Sounds like my ex.

Uncross your legs!!! Unsure these guys reporting actually understand an Aussie night out and the following morning. You're welcome.

Thanks mate. I let go some nice musical equipment to make use of the sale. And I was happy to do it. I have a new ambition. I want to make models. Good models. A childhood dream?.....perhaps. I love modelling. I feel it like I do when playing with good musicians. There is so much that is the same. Transcribing a performance is the same as studying a photo for details.... I find modelling utterly mesmerising and astounding.

If someone is made of money, would that someone have to pay an arm and a leg for everything???

Hi guys. I am curious to learn how this all works. Does a comany such as Hasegawa have to pay Kawasaki for something like the design of the Ki-61? If so, what about companies such as Supermarine or Messerschmitt? Thanks.

Hi mate. Life, eh!

I saw this when a boy. Peck's performance was so disturbing, it has remained with me all these years. He did a great job!

2 chromerzones away from a chimpanzee. As apes go, we do alright. Unless we are doing poorly. (Who has time to look at history to check??? Hang on, me! Just a sec' guys. This is gonna take some time.... Er, sad to say but, we kind of screw up. Yeah mate, but yeah. No other ape got to the moon! Sadly the ape that sent those other two apes, and the guy nobody remembers, we, well.....we kind of murdered him.... Yeah, we're toast!

I'll be 'right mate. No worries.

D500 & D501 D510 in 32 scale???? Excuse me while I go and sing the happy song....... .............. (It's a long song)... ...YIPPEEEEEEEE!!!!!

I have only watched the news twice since 2014. I watched it when Australia caught fire. It freaked me out. Now I am back to Netflix and Marx brothers films.

So back to the shop today to get 20% off!!!! I feel like Snoopy when he dances! How cool is this!!?? Look at how ugly it is!!! So ugly it is gorgeous. Only 10 % off on Eduard.

Thank you all so much. It is interesting how a life can change so much in what really is a short time. Before entering hospital in 14 I had a massive collection of drums. No less than 83 snare drums alone. Multiple sets of kits, congas, surdos..you name it. Last week I was happy to see these drums go (contractually not allowed to play them anyway) Bye bye Tama. And instead care more about models. I entered hospital at the last stage of a music industry. When released there was no industry at all. Funny how things work out. Thank you all again.

SAAB Gripen part 1.

Thanks Tim.

Will do, Tony. I have a large stash and intend to build it all.

Thanks Iain. My doctor told me to try to forget my past and look forward. Easier said than done. I will try. To be honest, my cancer kicked the living daylights out of me. I don't want to feel that again. Thus far the trial drug has yet to meet a cancer it cannot defeat. My hope is that this mefication will not be politicized in the way that climate has. Hard to imagine it not being so. We are our own worst enemies at time.

Hi guys. I have news on this. The tumor behind my eye which grew and looked dangerous, is benign. My liver is affected but happily is treatable. My initial shock has since been calmed with the knowledge it is not a danger at this time. I will be treated as an out patient with more mild medication than before. I learned this last week and have been so preoccupied with modellling I failed to let you all know. It is very easy for me to go directly to a worse case scenario, given my history. I am more confident now. Yet again much of the community has stood with me. For this I am as always very grateful. To be honest I am proud that I have been so involved with a medication that looks like being a cure. All I did was fall ill. It is the scientists and amazing doctors whom are deserving of all honors. I may indeed be able to make use of this medicine again. I meet with my care team this Wednesday.