Pete in Lincs

That looks like about enough chips (I ordered the fish as well!?) So on with the grime. (And salt and vinegar please). I didn't know that Possums could climb. An educational thread, nice.

By accurate dive bombing

Stop in the middle

Nicely done and, like the others, looking close to what was pictured inside my head. I have a plan to read the whole lot of Discworld books again. They're sitting on the shelf ready and waiting.* * All except that last one about the steam trains. It was awful!

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That light gives it a moody effect. It looks fabulous. As for the bed. It's awful and I love it. Well used and showing it.

The Hunter was a lovely Aircraft and so is your model.

I wouldn't worry about it, John. It looks good to me in the pictures. In fact both of them do. As @Drakendk says above, the finish is beautiful.

Both versions look very nice. It's always good to see a recycled model though. I think they test your skills more than one built out of the box.

Thank you, kind Sir. Retirement? Highly recommended. So far, finding things to do hasn't become a chore 😜 Model production has moved up a gear or two. Bonus!

We had a burglar who stole the milk, cheese and butter! I thought how dairy!

Serves her right for buying a comfy chair.

I hope the Hospital got you sorted out and your eye is back to normal. And that you are still happy with your decision to quit.

Not me Boss. I gave up the evil of working for a living and retired at the end of September. There is beer in the beer fridge though. Just in case we get some decent sunshine here this year. And, the beer fridge is about six steps from the manshed. Oh how I suffer for the cause....

So far as I remember, each of their films took five years to make!

OMG, He's back at last! I was worried (again) almost distraught (It's a new word for me so I'm using it as often as I can. (Next week I'll look up the meaning of it). But WOW! what a return. Fabulous printing and pictures thereof. The angst was probably worth it then. Favourite bits are the Torpedo racks. I was going to use the word exquisite but @heloman1 beat me to it. So I'll settle for beautifully detailed. And, WOOF! Many other parts look like pressings and assemblies stolen from the factory floor. They are that good. To sum up, impressive as all Hell. Please keep up the good work. And, Thank you. I hope you and yours are all well. Best wishes from across the water. Pete

That is a very nice model you have there. It kind of looks like a souped up Mercedes of the same period to me. My memory says French built with a Chrysler engine? I think I've only seen the Vega before.

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That looks great. I too wish these kits were easier to get over here. It's years since I watched the film. I must do that one rainy day.

That would be fabulous (FAB ?) No rush at all. Notably the Airfix Railway bits on the docking station and the RADAR support hanging down underneath,

Well it looks okay in the picture unless you zoom in. So well done, Sir! I think possibly, if you wound fishing line around the ring it might work. But that way lies madness! I have an AIP kit in the stash, The Fireflash. Got it cheap and then found it was missing the elevator cars. I sent an email asking about spares but no joy. One day it might get built on a stand. Though it's a bit braille scale for me so, Better go to specsavers

Thanks for the information. Not the car I'm thinking of. Very nice looking, both of them. They make the E type look old fashioned!

You'd better tread carefully

Thanks for your posting @paul-muc There are some great cars there. And on the link. It's odd to see a Morris Traveller on German plates. Unless it's had a bigger engine fitted, I can't see it keeping up with German traffic! The Zippert E type was a surprise. What a great way to advertise your business. Is that a Borgward on the trailer? The yellow sticker on the door is for an American Taxi I think? I've forgotten the name of the nice looking car in the last two pictures. (There's a yellow there one too) But wasn't it based on Opel parts?

I don't know if this video on the tube will be of use. Sherman DD tanks in India, and what's left of them today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTyV8hnvTO8&pp=ygUSc2hlcm1hbiB0YW5rIGluZGlh