Sid

There is one Mr P but it is a vacform where you have to cut the parts out of sheet http://www.largescaleplanes.com/Marketplace/lsp_kitlist/kit_details.php?kit=708 Don't know how available it is, there was one on ebay a while back but it was sought after and was expensive. Also, reviews said it was a pig of a kit, nothing like building an injection moulding like we're used to...... I built the 1/32 Hunter like this....now that is up for a revamp. Thinking about 'Miss Demeanor'.......

Bid and got it at £25 plus £5.20 postage. Worth it at that as it is pristine condition in the box when you consider a new one is over £30 to buy before postage is put on...probably saved myself a tenner. However, by the time I've got some after market extras to detail it a bit more........ This is definitely going to end up a weathered old Aunty

One day I WILL be proved right............ One day in a parallel universe.....

Went into my local model shop and he had a Revell 1/48 Ju52 civilian airliner...not my cup of tea. Looked good as a kit so looked on net and on ebay for military version and found this.... Knock down price, box a bit battered but everything there and looking good. Supposed to be one of the best kits available so looking forward to it. Little bro, ex Para, loves the German Fallschirmjager. Kit comes with some figures so I'll build it with him in mind Damn you ebay......must stop looking

Now what it needs is a system of moving it in reaction to stick input......

Cool.....want one

Nice ones.....

Do they do a similar system for Painless's 'gimp' mask?

Love this.....pure entertainment http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=259_1387550648 Cheerzen

Have you got OpenGL set as the video provider as opposed to DirectX in the game settings? Good delivery on the card mate, impressed

Builds protective layer and shines it too.

Cheers Arthur, love his attitude and humour. Do you know what he served as - I think I picked up Colour Sergeant somewhere

Very witty, just the bloke you want doing the guiding http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ac5_1296223481

I am looking forward to your reply to this question Skid !!: ). P. I do use Pledge or equivalent, on clear and all over on some aircraft Snacko. Perhaps not what you were expecting Mr P.......

Not put much up these days although there has been work going on.... This is a 1/48 Phantom, one of 4 'Vandy' aircraft used for weapons testing. Liked the all-black colour scheme. This is 'Vandy 1' Can't decide whether cockpit canopies are going in up or down position yet....... All stencilling are individual decals. Kept me entertained for some hours Weathering has got me a little perplexed as I haven't weathered anything black yet. Perhaps light grey wash in the sunken panel lines...need to experiment a little. Oh yes, tube on fin is bent....will give it some attention at some point Cheerzen

Great vid http://www.okcfox.com/story/24195854/texans-wr-johnson-picks-up-17k-tab-for-needy-kids shows a Texas football star being very generous, warms the heart. Know of any other sports stars rolling in the money that do this....I don't.

Cool. Haven't even glimpsed at Windows 8.......

Hello OT, very pleased to see you back here I have an Nvidia GTX460 graphics card that you can have FOC to get you started if you want it. It runs IL2 and Rise of Flight maxed out nooo problems, CLoD is down a notch on the graphics to get the best performance. It's about 2 years old but is absolutely fine for this game. You don't need a sound card as onboard sound is fine but 5.1 surround does enhance it when using the mods. Take care matey.

Had Saitek for 5 years. No probs

That's easy...it's an http lls 122 Photobucket. You really should rename pictures before posting them

Either you boys are very good or there is a function that allows a picture to be put into a search engine and ask 'What the feck's this?' In FT's case he needs to either look at more aeroplane pictures or update his 'What the feck's this?' software....... Good fun to read though boys

Feckin' brilliant....no wonder people there are so patriotic

Amazing

Completely and utterly agree Colin. A very poignant but highly appropriate prompt to people as researching family history is an amazing journey into the past and can reveal much and give much too. Through talking to relatives and researching archives at Royal Air Force Marham my brother and I have provided much knowledge and, just as important, comfort to our elderly aunt whose brother (our Uncle Phil, aircrew on a Short Stirling shot down in 1942, no survivors) she knew little about his flying and what he got up to during his RAF career. She now has that information after 70 years of not knowing. Worth doing it just for that alone.

Ooooh....Mossie please