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Dave, I'd reserve judgement until you've actually met him. You'll recognise Rob as the guy near the bar spending 10 minutes pretending to find his wallet, by which time, one of us will have put his amateur dramatic performance to an end and got one in for him. Look forward to seeing you there...

I've tried cheese sauce Rob. Very good 'grab' properties, but it makes your building stink if it's not refridgerated.:smile2:

Ooops, my bad, just noticed that this is for K&C tanks, so I'll go with this one instead

My one shot from my one tank trumps everyone elses :wink2:

Are the pages still white, or have they started to yellow? {sm4}

During my eternity in hades, I'm sure I'll have ample opportunity to reflect on my choice of assessment terminology. ^&grin

Nice dio. :)

Happy Birthday mate, Put the spanners down and give yourself a well earned break :wink2: Cheers Simon

Tim, What Brad said! I use both 2 part epoxy and CA, dependant on what it is that needs repairing. If, for example, a small piece has come loose from a vehicle and is not weight bearing, I'd probably go for CA, likewise, a water canteen that has come off a figure. If it's something that is...

Nice dio :wink2:

Gun Ho?

It's not 1/30, it's a pretty straight 1/27.5 across the main dimensions. Length: 179mm Width: 79mm Height: 90mm

George, pretty sure that Russian unit wasn't present at this battl......oh, hang on, wrong thread {sm2} Great set up! I can see it working with either Naps or WWII. I need to paint some more small scale guys up. Cheers Simon

Jeff who?^&confuse

And therein, my dear Watson, lies the anguish {sm4}

You knew it was coming......^&grin

You might make a grown man cry if you did! And if you decide to do it anyway, you have to use a 1/32 scale mallet.{sm4}

You may have been thinking of these well known shots of the offensive on Bob's Yard, somewhere on the outskirts of Caen.....

John, it was great to see you again. And looking so young, well dressed and content! Andy, James and I managed to talk ourselves in to going back in to the show after a few beers and spending loads of money wasn't quite as painful then.{sm4}

I believe the forum mechanic had his good lady take a portfolio shot. It may be a little while in coming, as she's having to photoshop some torso bodies from '300' on to the picture. Other than that, it was like a Milan cat walk in there. But with beer. :)