The Blitzbau House *** Finished ***

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Excellent work and food, keep it up.
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ShaunW wrote:Through the slight fug of my third can (just about ready for number four) I've noticed the 2112 serial on the Stug. Is Cosmic a Rush fan per chance? Or am I reading too much into it? :ha:
Well spotted young man. Have a drink on us.

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I'm calling this one done.

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So thanks for joining us and we'll be back in August. Thanks for you support and remember kids, don't try this at home.
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Cosmic is a man of great musical taste. 2112 is one of my favourite albums.

Excellent finish with the Sea Harrier OT and well done to you both. This has been a very entertaining blitz that's for sure and roll on the next Blitzbau House. Top stuff 8-)
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Thanks mate. Does anyone know what type of finish the SHAR should have, Matt, satin or gloss?
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Well done all.
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Well done on what you have achieved. I look forward to following your exploits in the summer.
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Congrats all round you deserve a drink.
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JamesPerrin wrote:Congrats all round you deserve a drink.
I think we all need a drink after that. Great stuff (although that close-up of the bacon butty has left me a little queasy Image)
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splash wrote:
iggie wrote:We're just off to try northern beer in Bamburgh :-D :-D
Is that weak stuff we give to kids down here in the South :-D
One of my favourites; Black Sheep Best bitter, brewed in Masham
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Old_Tonto wrote:Thanks mate. Does anyone know what type of finish the SHAR should have, Matt, satin or gloss?
Most RN a/c get cleaned at sea using the equivalent of WD40 to counter salt water corrosion this gives them a satin finish.
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iggie wrote:
splash wrote:
iggie wrote:We're just off to try northern beer in Bamburgh :-D :-D
Is that weak stuff we give to kids down here in the South :-D
One of my favourites; Black Sheep Best bitter, brewed in Masham
:drool2:
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splash wrote:
Old_Tonto wrote:Thanks mate. Does anyone know what type of finish the SHAR should have, Matt, satin or gloss?
Most RN a/c get cleaned at sea using the equivalent of WD40 to counter salt water corrosion this gives them a satin finish.
Thanks Splash, I'll do that.

Unfortunately the SHAR did not survive the trip home undamaged so it needs some TLC before I give it a satin finish. :sad:
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Ooooooops
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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