A Picture Or Meme That Best Describes Yourself - Page 407

MaxJoker · June 8th, 2017, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Estreeter

Cor I`d love to be that thin

Just think of all the food I could guilt free stuff in

Typing of feelings

Remember Fellow Forum Fella`s armbands are now being sold in the foyer of this fine site (Near the bogs ,so if lost follow your nose).

To be worn on July 1st

Thanks again to Greenman for agreeing to model

**wimbo77** · June 9th, 2017, 07:29 PM

OldSchool47 · June 10th, 2017, 09:23 PM

**trailmaster** · June 10th, 2017, 09:31 PM

You darn file hosts!

**trailmaster** · June 14th, 2017, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Estreeter

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This is a photo of the famous but old PGA golfer John Daly. In his earlier years he won some Major Championships. I like him because he always wears these flashy colorful clothes and it is not afraid to say or act as he feels.

**ruffroundedges** · June 16th, 2017, 07:59 PM

**SanteeFats** · June 16th, 2017, 08:39 PM

Imagebam now using Imagevenue and trying to save what I can.

**ruffroundedges** · June 21st, 2017, 02:54 AM

Every day is an upper body day!

**73north** · June 21st, 2017, 10:44 AM

What I can achieve , if I put my mind to it ,
this is my Fleetscale
HMS Cossack Model that I made 10 years ago in my back garden

Scale 1/96 Length 1.2m Beam 127mm Sailing weight 4.4kgs

This model is constructed with a plated glass fibre hull, with all portholes and intakes moulded into the hull. To assist in the location of the running gear, the propshaft and rudder exits are marked on the hull. Decks and superstructure are in 1mm or .5mm plastic along with photo exploded views in the instructions to assist in construction. All details are added from the large range of cast alloy and cast plastic fittings included in the kit together with a full running gear set comprising stainless steel propshafts, hard brass proptubes with replaceable bearings, rudder and tiller. Stanchions and ladders are in etched brass to give that crisp finish. A full size plan keyed to a comprehensive instruction book assist in the construction of this classic model destroyer.

and frankly , it was a real hard job to build it ,it took me a year -
and I ended up selling it , a year later - as it was just gathering dust
it was not a shake and bake kit !

Estreeter · June 21st, 2017, 10:52 AM

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June 21st, 2017, 10:44 AM	#4069
73north Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 1,890 Thanks: 16,318 Thanked 39,348 Times in 1,847 Posts	What I can achieve , if I put my mind to it , this is my Fleetscale HMS Cossack Model that I made 10 years ago in my back garden Scale 1/96 Length 1.2m Beam 127mm Sailing weight 4.4kgs This model is constructed with a plated glass fibre hull, with all portholes and intakes moulded into the hull. To assist in the location of the running gear, the propshaft and rudder exits are marked on the hull. Decks and superstructure are in 1mm or .5mm plastic along with photo exploded views in the instructions to assist in construction. All details are added from the large range of cast alloy and cast plastic fittings included in the kit together with a full running gear set comprising stainless steel propshafts, hard brass proptubes with replaceable bearings, rudder and tiller. Stanchions and ladders are in etched brass to give that crisp finish. A full size plan keyed to a comprehensive instruction book assist in the construction of this classic model destroyer. and frankly , it was a real hard job to build it ,it took me a year - and I ended up selling it , a year later - as it was just gathering dust it was not a shake and bake kit !

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