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01-20-2009 02:47 AM
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
hi steve,
Very good modeling, the details are great you have put a lot of time in to them we can see that. I wish i could make a full scale model that size
but im restricted to small diarama,s, as iv only got my war room to keep my collection. I to remember the airfix kits and taking them with my mates to see them burn off chiswick bridge london, we also would put the old weed killer in the ships and blow them up. Silly i know but we were boys.
Do you have any more models to show?
Dave.
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
Yep they do burn well. Nice black smoke and molten plastic....I have scars where it dripped on me!
But what does old weed killer do? I have never tried that one.
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
Hi bmoore,
When we were kids im talking about post war london, mid
1950,s, the models were about 5p, 1/-. The weed killer was then flameable, what you would do is carefully mix it with sugar with a stick, but never pack it down as it makes a gas and goes bang. then you put it into the model with a fuze, light the fuze and send it into the next world.
we also would put it in tins burried in the dirt and light it.
they made some great craters.
dave.
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
Hi steve,
Yeah you are right, there was many cases of lost fingers and singed eyebrows, but when you are a kid with your mates every thing is stupidly funny. But we live and learn.
Dave.
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
Pretty neat stuff you had there. We had cherry bombs and ash cans.
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Re: My other hobby....but still WW2 :)
Hi Packin,
how you doing, cherry bombs sound good how did you make them?. It was pretty good being a kid wasnt it, but when you grow up, and join the army and see what explosives can do it,s a different matter. but hay i still have my hands.
Dave.
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