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jssel wrote:That clock is soooooooo cool.
I think a timemachine is a must for a Blitzbau. :ha: :ha: :ha: :ha:

I am back on the bench.
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Good work going on OT, sustained by proper grub. Fishfinger sarnies are food of the Gods as far as I'm concerned :grin: I agree, a Tardis is a handy piece of kit for a Blitz!
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On the one hand, the neighbor is a good person -- the donuts weren't expired. :)
On the other hand, he/she only gave you one of the two packs. :sad:

Seems to be going well otherwise !
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Sorry for the lack of updates. My Photobucket account is not working and now wifey is home!

Still filling & sanding. Fritz is entombed in the pit minus an arm - it was the only way he would fit. Waiting for the canopy glue to dry before giving it a coat of primer.
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Success - I am back.

Whilst I was away the donuts were eaten and primer applied.

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Good enough for a blitz.

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Now just waiting for the blue underside paint to dry - using a rattle can.

So what is a fatty supposed to do whilst watching paint dry? Have a Parmo of course!

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A Teesside delicacy. :lol: These babies usually contain 2600 calories & 150g of fat!
I went with the small or ladies parmo :oops:
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Nice one OT, it's coming together well. That parmo should get you through the night. Bloody hell, 2600 calories and 150g of fat?!? that's a proper snack that is :grin: I've heard of this delicacy but they don't extend this far south in the north, if that makes sense. We do have a nice selection of mucky kebabs though!
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The Vamp looks good, but the food? Ehm.. news for me. But I'm sure it's tasty. :-D
Good luck with the rest, I'm off to bed.

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Mmmm the Parmo looks a treat! Must try to cook one up sometime.

Good work on the Flitzer OT, it's coming along nicely!
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Great work on the Flitzer OT, I built one last year and it went together well. I have been wondering, is your clock bigger on the inside than it is on the outside? :grin:

I've just had to Google Parmo to find out what it is. If I'm ever up in that neck of the woods I might have to try one..
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Brews wrote:The food looks *interesting*. Its appearance is vaguely similar to poutine, isn't it. Just needs some gravy.
Sacrilege - it has to be lashings of Garlic source.

I would not recommend Parmo's as part of your regular diet - I could see them becoming a Blitzbau staple though, twice a year is probably enough.

Not much going on at midnight:

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Just waiting for paint to dry.

The house is so quiet and all bar me are asleep so I can crack on. :lol:

This is the plan:
  • Mask the red markings.
    Paint and mask off the underside.
    Apply a couple of coats Xtracrylix RLM02 Grau with brush as the base for the camoflage.
    Mask the Grau and apply dark green from rattle can.
    Get some sleep whilst that dries.
I still have until 10:20am so should get there and still get to work tomorrow. :lol:
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A take away Parma ! what a great idea. My local ( the Tura Beach Tavern ) does these with free beer. can't go wrong. Take away is a great idea tho.

Good work on the Flitzer - what's the stand made from ?
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I'm thinking that is you get up early enough you can make it. Nice work so far. I'll be looking in on this in the AM
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OK 1am - very tired now but got the blue on the underside.

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Should be touch dry in 45 minutes.
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Looking good OT. An excellent choice of unhealthy food for the blitz too :lol:

Sorry I'm late for the build, I completely missed you and Dirk building until now!

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Looking good OT. Are you pressing on you taking a break for the evening?
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