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A few week ago I went to the vet with my cat for its anual check-up. In the waiting room there were to ladies with their dogs, one with a danish dog and one with a poodle, the latter with her arm in a brace. As they were talking, I couldn't help overhearing their conversation. So the lady with the danish dog asks why the other lady is there, and she tells a story about walking with the poodle in the streets, till the poodle suddenly saw a female dog, crossed the street so suddenly that she fell and broke her elbow, and finishes her story with the fact that he needs to be cast
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A Texan farmer visited his Belgian relative who was also a farmer. When they drove home from the airport the Belgian farmer did a tour of his domain, and they drove for 4 hours. So he said, all these lands are mine... To which the Texan responded: Is that all? If I'd do that, I would be away for a week at least. Then they visited his stable which housed 15000 cows. The Texan, totally unimpressed, responded: 15000 cows? oh comon, I have 150000 animals on my grounds... The belgian farmer was steaming, went inside the house, took his shotgun, and shot his donke
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An English professor told this story: You know that book "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus"? Well, here's a prime example from two of my students, Rebecca and Gary. Today we will experiment with THE TANDEM STORY . The process is simple. Each male will pair off with a female. One of you will write the first paragraph of a short story. The partner will read the first paragraph and then add another paragraph to the story. The first person will then add a third paragraph, and so on, back and forth. Remember to re-read what has been written each time in order to keep the story coh
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Thank you, Started painting and adding the details.. Some nerves came up when adding the slatarmor at the back... but I managed to join the painted pieces without breaking them ... and kept them movable tooo Missiles to the sides off the cupolla: Need to redo, the spacing left and right isn't equal...
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Looking great. The camo looks fantastic.
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And you can leave your paint on... as the themesong for the unpacking. Eagerly awaiting the result ;-). Don't you know your wife needs the space
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I've tried an expo-camo on the MSTA before, and that was a pain to mask: That is a lot of packing for each color... didn't want to do this again... so I'm curious how yours will turn out... Next up in a near future I see a Challenger II, thinking about plain green and not the new camo... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9104529/War-Gaming-British-Army-unveils-new-pixelated-Minecraft-style-digital-camouflage.html?ito=native_share_article-masthead And main parts packed again: Exiting... drumroll...
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Looking good so far
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Thx, it is 1/72. I'll add some gigantic stuff for proof with the next update...
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Ppppfffffffff..... off with the dust... Finally made a choise for the camo so I've started with the base color. Tried AK-real colors for the first time. Nice paint, but I still prefer Tamiya/Gunze... you can clean the pipet which I use to suck up the paint with water, but when using the AK, you can't. The paint solidifies directly. So first AK Looking very pale. I know not much sun nowadays, but still... Better IMHO, next up...blutack... And filling the voids for overspray: Same principle,
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That's a bummer for the next project, but on the plusside, you have enough time on your hands to make some awesome pictures of this beauty... Splendid result...
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1/250 Soya - Japanese Antarctic expedition ship
Silenoz replied to calistan's topic in Work in Progress - Maritime
Very nice work. Tempted to buy the kit, but then it will be 1 kit for that year... That opaque canopy, isn't that a form? You can try heating some clear sheet and pull it over the form. Then cut out the necessary form... -
Think I've finally decided on the camo...
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It has arrived.... groupbuild almost halfway by now.... don't know if I will start, because at the pace I build, it won't be finished