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Happy Birthday Buggyman (76), [..and edmond64 (60)]

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Many Happy Returns to our friend Allan, and the ever-absent "Edmond"
Have a good day, Allan, how's the 1/48 Mosquito going?
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Happy birthday Guys.
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Happy Birthday Allan, hope you’re on the mend and get to enjoy your day. 🎉🎂🍾
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Happy birthday chaps. :cheers:
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Happy Birthday Allan, hope you had a great day.
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Thank you guys. Had a really good day yesterday (Sunday), my Step-son brought a load of nice things and mum made one her stupendous cheescakes. My big surprise was a hand carved model Hercules which is stupendous from a man who know next to nothing about aircraft. Today was spent having my eyesight checked after the Bells Palsy - looks like it survived without permanent damage. So good news at last on the med front.

As to the Mosquito Mike, I'm afraid the plastic was so brittle after 40+ years in hot cupboards that a decent model could not be made. So I cut my losses and made the best I could and gifted it to our friend's 7 year old. It is a little 'battle scarred' but nearly in one piece and he is delighted.

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Buggyman wrote:
12 Aug 2024, 17:50
Thank you guys. Had a really good day yesterday (Sunday), my Step-son brought a load of nice things and mum made one her stupendous cheescakes. My big surprise was a hand carved model Hercules which is stupendous from a man who know next to nothing about aircraft. Today was spent having my eyesight checked after the Bells Palsy - looks like it survived without permanent damage. So good news at last on the med front.

As to the Mosquito Mike, I'm afraid the plastic was so brittle after 40+ years in hot cupboards that a decent model could not be made. So I cut my losses and made the best I could and gifted it to our friend's 7 year old. It is a little 'battle scarred' but nearly in one piece and he is delighted.

ATB

Allan
Number one: Glad you had good medical news.
Number two: Glad you had a good birthday.
Number three: Sorry about the Mosquito. You set a high standard with your previous lot, and I was looking forward to this one.

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Buggyman wrote:
12 Aug 2024, 17:50
Thank you guys. Had a really good day yesterday (Sunday), my Step-son brought a load of nice things and mum made one her stupendous cheescakes. My big surprise was a hand carved model Hercules which is stupendous from a man who know next to nothing about aircraft. Today was spent having my eyesight checked after the Bells Palsy - looks like it survived without permanent damage. So good news at last on the med front.

As to the Mosquito Mike, I'm afraid the plastic was so brittle after 40+ years in hot cupboards that a decent model could not be made. So I cut my losses and made the best I could and gifted it to our friend's 7 year old. It is a little 'battle scarred' but nearly in one piece and he is delighted.

ATB

Allan
Number one: Glad you had good medical news.
Number two: Glad you had a good birthday.
Number three: Sorry about the Mosquito. You set a high standard with your previous lot, and I was looking forward to this one.

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Mike,
I must amend my post; the Mossie is still in very good condition along with the 1/24 scale Spitfire. Young man is very careful with both models and is taking great care when he 'flies' them.

I will eventually get a new Mossie kit but, for the moment, I am concentrating in reducing my 1/16 and 1/35 scale armour kits. My main problem is what do I do with a 1/16 scale Tiger 1 when it is made up? I need to clear out a load as we are looking to downsize in the near future.

Problems, nothing but problems. :)

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Happy birthday chaps. :cheers:
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