Random Stuff # 30

[Stooo]

You wouldn’t know unless you were staff .... where do you think all the slops go?... down the sink?

Yes, they do indeed go down the sink, passing back kills the taste of the beer. Remember the bottle rubbish that you came up with? It's the same with slops. By law you can only return ale to the same cask that it's from when you are dealing with wastage from cleaning the pipes.

You don't half come out with some cock girl...

Ok

[Gabby]

You wouldn’t know unless you were staff .... where do you think all the slops go?... down the sink?

Yes, they do indeed go down the sink, passing back kills the taste of the beer. Remember the bottle rubbish that you came up with? It's the same with slops. By law you can only return ale to the same cask that it's from when you are dealing with wastage from cleaning the pipes.

You don't half come out with some cock girl...

Ok

[Stooo]

Oh boy...

[Gabby]

Oh boy...

Could you change my avvy please before you start on that.... or it could be a while!

[LordRaven]

Raving has gone quiet...

It is known as getting some sleep before getting up for work in the morning, an alien concept for you as we know

[Stooo]

Oh boy...

Could you change my avvy please before you start on that.... or it could be a while!

It may well be...

[Gabby]

... i’ll let you off!

[LordRaven]

Oh boy...

That will take a while

[Gabby]

Thank you Stooo

[Stooo]

Thank you Stooo

No worries Pokes

[Stooo]

Oh boy...

That will take a while

Should do.

Making models as a kid was the one thing that I enjoyed, I used to make them alongside my Dad and my bedroom ceiling was filled with Airfix Spitfires and Hurricanes.

Enough of that bollocks, it's a really good kit and I intend to replicate my old rally car as much as possible, there's a RHD option as well as the glass headlamp as opposed to the twin Cibie's as seen on the 400. I'll leave the sideskirts even though I only had the GTE ones and no flared rear arches.

I need to find a place to buy the paint and brushes now.

[McAz]

Oh boy...

That will take a while

Should do.

Making models as a kid was the one thing that I enjoyed, I used to make them alongside my Dad and my bedroom ceiling was filled with Airfix Spitfires and Hurricanes.

Enough of that bollocks, it's a really good kit and I intend to replicate my old rally car as much as possible, there's a RHD option as well as the glass headlamp as opposed to the twin Cibie's as seen on the 400. I'll leave the sideskirts even though I only had the GTE ones and no flared rear arches.

I need to find a place to buy the paint and brushes now.

The Range may well have those.

[Stooo]

Oh boy...

That will take a while

Should do.

Making models as a kid was the one thing that I enjoyed, I used to make them alongside my Dad and my bedroom ceiling was filled with Airfix Spitfires and Hurricanes.

Enough of that bollocks, it's a really good kit and I intend to replicate my old rally car as much as possible, there's a RHD option as well as the glass headlamp as opposed to the twin Cibie's as seen on the 400. I'll leave the sideskirts even though I only had the GTE ones and no flared rear arches.

I need to find a place to buy the paint and brushes now.

The Range may well have those.

Cheers, they're a daily drop. I'll ask Neil the stockman tomorrow

[LordRaven]

Attenborough BBC 4

[Guest]

Oh boy...
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I need to find a place to buy the paint and brushes now.

The Range may well have those.

Cheers, they're a daily drop. I'll ask Neil the stockman tomorrow [/quote]



That's the Belkits Manta, yes?
Hobbycraft's your best bet if you have one locally, Stooo.
I'd suggest using Tamiya paints because they're the best as far as quality goes - easy to apply and usually accurate.
Humbrol are inconsistent in quality - the paint often has a bad habit of separating from the carrier and doesn't always adhere well.
Revell have an annoying tendency to tell you to mix 3 or 4 different colours to make the one you want, which is a bit of a rip-off as they often carry the paint you want, it's just under a different name. (they also require a lot thinning before use)

For glues I'd go for this for general assembly


And for more precise areas this


Both are available in Hobbycraft.
Tube glue is best avoided because it tends to string and smear the parts, especially the clear ones (voice of experience speaking here )

Here's an in-the-box review

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Hope that helps and isn't a case of teaching your granny to sook eggs.