Our son’s first attempt at making apple pie - it was delicious 
That does look delicious!
1°c and frost this morning!! Bigger mug of coffee was needed as a kick start.
1°c and frost this morning!! Bigger mug of coffee was needed as a kick start.
Me: you want to hear about my BF rewards? It started in 2002 with BF 1942 and...
Dog:
Dog:
Not going to bore you with a picture but some final paint touching up (oooooer missus) and flooring ordered and that will be the whole house redecorated once that is down.
Weather is one of those dull, misty, damp and miserable days which makes you feel older than you are because it brings out the aches and pains. Wish I could go back to bed and sleep like the pic above.
Weather is one of those dull, misty, damp and miserable days which makes you feel older than you are because it brings out the aches and pains. Wish I could go back to bed and sleep like the pic above.
The river Nissan (no relation to the car maker 
) which runs through our town: first pic upstream and second one with Wallbergs factory, built in 1823 and manufacturing various stuff until 1990 and now home to office hotels, gyms and other businesses.
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) which runs through our town: first pic upstream and second one with Wallbergs factory, built in 1823 and manufacturing various stuff until 1990 and now home to office hotels, gyms and other businesses.
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Mostly looking at the coffee machine today, almost weekend 
Here is the dick pic photo that was deleted above. Not because it had an actual dick in it but because I was a dick for not looking at what was in the photo and missed. The E.III has about 15 parts so an easy relaxing build.
Btw, what’s a ”weekend edition”? 
They do the same kit in various versions.
A weekend edition is just a basic kit with just the plastic. Quick and easy to build. Painting can still take a while.
Then there is a profipack version. This has extras like photo etched parts and pre-cut masks for any clear parts. Build takes longer but paining will be the same.
There are also limited edition versions. Here you get the profipack stuff, maybe more photo etch parts and also resin parts that are more detailed than the normal plastic bits. Build is even longer.
I am currently doing a limited edition P-51 Mustang. This was £33 but the basic kit is about £22. I got photo etched seatbelts and dashboard that were pre printed, photo etched cockpit parts, mask for the clear parts, resin wheels and other bits which is good value as you would add another £30 on the basic kit if bought separately. Seatbelts and dash do look good and some of the other cockpit parts a visible and make a difference. But at 1/48 scale some of the bits for the cockpit are so small they are pointless and will never see them.
The more complex kits take longer to build as you have to use different glues for metal and resin parts. Details need to be painted as you go along. The mustang has taken about 4 weeks so far and the painting will take another week or so especially using metallic paints.
It can get a bit stupid with extra parts. There is a 1/200 Titanic kit that is £400. You can get a photo etch detail kit for it that is another £300, and finally an extra detail kit for another £150. A lot of these bit won't even be seen!
A weekend edition is just a basic kit with just the plastic. Quick and easy to build. Painting can still take a while.
Then there is a profipack version. This has extras like photo etched parts and pre-cut masks for any clear parts. Build takes longer but paining will be the same.
There are also limited edition versions. Here you get the profipack stuff, maybe more photo etch parts and also resin parts that are more detailed than the normal plastic bits. Build is even longer.
I am currently doing a limited edition P-51 Mustang. This was £33 but the basic kit is about £22. I got photo etched seatbelts and dashboard that were pre printed, photo etched cockpit parts, mask for the clear parts, resin wheels and other bits which is good value as you would add another £30 on the basic kit if bought separately. Seatbelts and dash do look good and some of the other cockpit parts a visible and make a difference. But at 1/48 scale some of the bits for the cockpit are so small they are pointless and will never see them.
The more complex kits take longer to build as you have to use different glues for metal and resin parts. Details need to be painted as you go along. The mustang has taken about 4 weeks so far and the painting will take another week or so especially using metallic paints.
It can get a bit stupid with extra parts. There is a 1/200 Titanic kit that is £400. You can get a photo etch detail kit for it that is another £300, and finally an extra detail kit for another £150. A lot of these bit won't even be seen!
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From this morning. Wondered why there were no other birds in the garden!
After last nights sunset this morning is fifty shades of grey! What is annoying about the pic above was that in the 30 seconds it took to get the iPad the band of turquoise had gone.
What is annoying about the pic above was that in the 30 seconds it took to get the iPad the band of turquoise had gone.
After last nights sunset this morning is fifty shades of grey!
My grandfather used to say that red sunset means lots of clouds and maybe rain
so he was right in this caseAll his weather rules have been hillarious pitty that i havent written them down.
My father-in-law worked on farms and was a shepherd to and used to say "Red sky at night, shepherds delight" - meaning the next day should be nice. Definitely think you your grandfathers version is correct!
My father-in-law worked on farms and was a shepherd to and used to say "Red sky at night, shepherds delight" - meaning the next day should be nice. Definitely think you your grandfathers version is correct!
Well that are those which have to do with facts and not Maria or some religious stuff^^
