Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 31)
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That's a lovely looking thing there Scrump, top work old chap.
I'm particularly interested in the gun turret at the front, do you think a full scale replica would accommodate a Bofors round?
Just that we'll soon be approaching the end of the end of our second fiscal quarter and there's a few bob in the kitty.
It would of course be offset against the airfield defence budget.
I'm particularly interested in the gun turret at the front, do you think a full scale replica would accommodate a Bofors round?
Just that we'll soon be approaching the end of the end of our second fiscal quarter and there's a few bob in the kitty.
It would of course be offset against the airfield defence budget.
Bomma220 said:
That's a lovely looking thing there Scrump, top work old chap.
I'm particularly interested in the gun turret at the front, do you think a full scale replica would accommodate a Bofors round?
Just that we'll soon be approaching the end of the end of our second fiscal quarter and there's a few bob in the kitty.
It would of course be offset against the airfield defence budget.
With a large enough ramrod and sufficient force I am sure it would fit.I'm particularly interested in the gun turret at the front, do you think a full scale replica would accommodate a Bofors round?
Just that we'll soon be approaching the end of the end of our second fiscal quarter and there's a few bob in the kitty.
It would of course be offset against the airfield defence budget.
There would need to be a fair bit spare in the budget to pay for enough Lego for a full scale replica.
Bobberoo99 said:
That's so not fair!!!! I got told off for wanting to make shiny slashy stabby things yet Scrump has made a whole warship!!!!!!
You can launch the missiles when we do the test firing in Trivton pond. Fire them away from the old folk's home otherwise they will all be donning their gas masks and shuffling out into the garden to look for the Anderson shelter.Scrump said:
Hellfire, I'd no idea they were tucked away under the deck. I'm guessing they're some sort of ground to air things, I'm afraid I'm not very good with Naval ordnance.Scrap the Bofors idea, we'll have a dozen of those. I'll provide Battert with a new shovel and pickaxe too, we'll need to conceal them a bit.
Scrump said:
Bobberoo99 said:
That's so not fair!!!! I got told off for wanting to make shiny slashy stabby things yet Scrump has made a whole warship!!!!!!
You can launch the missiles when we do the test firing in Trivton pond. Fire them away from the old folk's home otherwise they will all be donning their gas masks and shuffling out into the garden to look for the Anderson shelter.That really is a hell of a build mate, I saw some of it when you posted on the Non Technic Lego thread, great to see it finished!!! How many parts in the end?
Bobberoo99 said:
YAY!!! Thanks Scrump!!!
That really is a hell of a build mate, I saw some of it when you posted on the Non Technic Lego thread, great to see it finished!!! How many parts in the end?
The basic hull and superstructure took about 1200 pieces, I wasn't counting at the time, but there are lot more smaller pieces in the detail. I hate to think how many it actually is. The finesseing of the sensors, weapons etc. has taken a long time and a lot of bricklink purchases. It is a metre long and reasonably accurate 1:150 scale.That really is a hell of a build mate, I saw some of it when you posted on the Non Technic Lego thread, great to see it finished!!! How many parts in the end?
A few more details I would like to change, but diminishing returns now.
Bomma220 said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Bomma220 said:
I'm in the hangar having a proper look at Grandbomma's scooter, there's a bit of a problem with the brake on the back wheel. Shouldn't take too much longer, hopefully.
I did pop out this afternoon to buy some milk and tea bags and came home with a Honda Fireblade.
Please don't tell me I'm a loony, I'm aware of that. Dr Gleadle has it all down on record
Um, excuse me??? I did pop out this afternoon to buy some milk and tea bags and came home with a Honda Fireblade.
Please don't tell me I'm a loony, I'm aware of that. Dr Gleadle has it all down on record
You bought a what?!?!?
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I can't really ride it very fast, I'm certainly no Carl Fogarty. It does get a good shift on though.
Gleadle wants to see me in the morning, by the way. He wants to refer me to the Upper Trivton Psychiatric Unit.
Edited by Bomma220 on Monday 13th May 20:46
I have a disturbing mental image of Bomma on his 'Blade, head down & arse up, grinning wildly behind his visor ( with the head-up display, natch ) as he lets loose a salvo or two at an obstruction somewhere ahead on the Trivton bypass. Awesome.
By the way, what on Earth has happened to the old Chesterfield in the Residents' Lounge?
It looks like somebody has stripped it of most of its' leather. There's an awful lot of horsehair showing. I've had to nick the Major's spot in the big studded club wingback.
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