Another stash question

[BiggTim]

Exactly. I have to admit my definition of "subject" is flexible. For example in my book and for this purpose a P-51B is not the same as a P-51D, and in Spitfires or 109s it's down to individual sub-variants, but again for example an F4F (inc FM-1 & FM-2) is an F4F and I'll only ever build one at most.

I agree completely, Mike, with every point. And to me, Ernie, a Wildcat and a Martlet are way too similar for me to ever build both. I'll be lucky if I ever build a Wildcat at all.

[Gerhard]

Too many questions if you put your mind to it.

[LSP_K2]

I agree completely, Mike, with every point. And to me, Ernie, a Wildcat and a Martlet are way too similar for me to ever build both. I'll be lucky if I ever build a Wildcat at all.

 

I feel much the same way. As far as I'm concerned, that's one specific aircraft kit that I will probably never own.

[Troy Molitor]

Some seriously funny post here Gents. English?!?!?, ask her how many shoes she can wear at the same time. Too funny.

 

I'm have my stash all over the damn place. My folks house, my house in the states. A modest but growing collection here in Singapore. Man my wife will seriously have fit seeing them here. Yikes!

 

Just rememmber guys; buy the kit's at a high price and sell them at a low price to your friends on LSP. It seems to makes the world go round. I bet I have 15 Hasegawa and Revell late model Bf109G's. If Tamiya ever came out with one, I'd be so screwed. Ha

 

I just ordered two of those WNW littler Fokkers! What was I thinking?!

[Guest]

I'm sure he meant to say Cymraeg........or is it Gymraeg?

 

 

The only Wales I know is Josey Wales.

 

Little country attached to the west of England. There's only 3 million of us but we all play rugby and like sheep.

[Guest Clunkmeister]

we all play rugby and like sheep.

Now THAT'S something I wouldn't be running around and shouting from the rooftops.

 

Edited May 7, 2017 by Clunkmeister

[Guest]

Now THAT'S something I wouldn't be running around and shouting from the rooftops.

 

Not at the same time.

 

Rugby first, then sheep.

 

Maybe a bit of singing. "Delilah" is a good one, maybe "Bread of Heaven", Cwm Rhondda" and, of course, "Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau";

 

https://youtu.be/AM4mIlYKG9s

[fightersweep]

Little country attached to the west of England.

 

I live in Weston Super Mare, so I have a nice big chunk of Bristol channel that keep's me safe from all those sheep and Rugby songs.

 

Now, just need to do something about all the Bank Holiday Brummies! 

[phoenix 54]

I live in Weston Super Mare, so I have a nice big chunk of Bristol channel that keep's me safe from all those sheep and Rugby songs.

 

Now, just need to do something about all the Bank Holiday Brummies! 

 

Now, now, don't go insulting the Grockles!

 

[fightersweep]

Now, now, don't go insulting the Grockles!

 

 

....And I had nooooooo idea what that meant until I moved to these parts!

 

I'm actually a proud Southend on Sea lad....so I traded one grotty seaside town for another.   

[LSP_Mike]

I wish you guys would speak English!

[Guest]

I wish you guys would speak English!

Rwy'n gwybod!

 

Saesneg yn iaith od.

[LSP_K2]

Rwy'n gwybod!

 

Saesneg yn iaith od.

 

Oh yes, that's much better. And a happy gobbledygook to you as well.

[Troy Molitor]

Southend on the sea. A few pints there for sure waiting on some damn paint to dry on my Boeings in Sothend. Isn't there one of those Big Avro bat wing Vulcan looking thingies taking up space around that airport? Most impressive I do recall. Did that thing do anything besides that James Bond movie, eh? Ha ha. Just joking lads.

 

Cheers.

[BiggTim]

Rwy'n gwybod!

 

Saesneg yn iaith od.

 

Yes, English is strange, but sorry, my friend, Welsh is possibly the most goofy language on the planet. And I would love to vivit Wales and learn it, for some dang reason. Maybe I like the challenge.

 

I'm pretty sure the language was invented while totally "pissed"...and not in the American sense of the word.

Edited May 8, 2017 by BiggTim