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That looks a well loaded car, both in volume and ingenuity 😀
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Nicely packed car. Happy holidays :)

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Thanks for the well-wishes everyone. So far a good vacation and I am determined to net some mud crabs. No luck so far though...
ShaunW wrote: December 28th, 2023, 1:30 pm You wouldn't be needing your budgie smugglers on a beach side break over here this time of year, more like your thermal underwear :ha:
I may be Aussie but I will not be caught dead in budgies! :mrgreen: Boardies all the way here. I haven't actually been in the water yet but my son got a nasty jellyfish sting all down his arm this morning so that isn't encouraging me to do a lot of swimming.

A fair bit of modelling has happened though and the FWD is not far off completion. USB airbrush compressor setup worked a treat.

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Ouch! The sting sounds painful 😒
Another good reason to avoid seawater swimming if you ask me; that and the freezing temperatures hete and the odd turd floating past...💩🤢
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Fun looking kit. Hope you´ve had a lovely Christmas.
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iggie wrote: December 29th, 2023, 12:43 pm Ouch! The sting sounds painful 😒
Another good reason to avoid seawater swimming if you ask me; that and the freezing temperatures hete and the odd turd floating past...💩🤢
It got him pretty bad, yeah.

Then it was my turn today, mis-handling a mud crab....

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However, I got the last laugh....

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Anyway, it hasn't stopped me from finishing up the Lorry:

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That's 28 builds completed for the year :grin:

Tomorrow I will start on the B type bus for the RnT GB
Bissyboat wrote: December 29th, 2023, 6:25 pm Fun looking kit. Hope you´ve had a lovely Christmas.
Thanks! Apart from almost losing a finger today it's been great! This kit is a nice one. No fit issues for a change. I used zero filler.
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The FWD turned out very nicely, VV and 28 builds for the year is something else! I hope you are both recovering from your painful experiences with the local wildlife!
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Tasty and the crab doesn't look bad either.
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nice paint job on that crab ah jes and on that truck too
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That FWD looks very nice, as does the crab. You showed him who's top of the food chain! :grin:

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Wow! That has been a Big Year, Dave.
And a big finish, wrestling wildlife.
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Where are you beaching? Anywhere near me?

Happy New Year!

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ShaunW wrote: December 30th, 2023, 2:51 pm The FWD turned out very nicely, VV and 28 builds for the year is something else! I hope you are both recovering from your painful experiences with the local wildlife!
Thanks :) The jellyfish sting subsided rapidly and fortunately my finger seems on the mend.
Impisi wrote: December 30th, 2023, 7:29 pm nice paint job on that crab ah jes and on that truck too
JamesPerrin wrote: December 30th, 2023, 4:53 pm Tasty and the crab doesn't look bad either.
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I'm pretty pleased with how the lorry turned out, especially given the short build time.
Clashcityrocker wrote: December 30th, 2023, 10:45 pm That FWD looks very nice, as does the crab. You showed him who's top of the food chain! :grin:
True, although I respect him for going down fighting. A valiant effort.
skypirate wrote: December 30th, 2023, 11:18 pm Wow! That has been a Big Year, Dave.
And a big finish, wrestling wildlife.
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Where are you beaching? Anywhere near me?

Happy New Year!
Thanks, David and happy new year to you too! We are in Port Stephens so still a fair whack South of you. We're going from here to Forster after NYE for a few days.
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VickersVandal wrote: December 30th, 2023, 12:37 pm
Thanks! Apart from almost losing a finger today it's been great! This kit is a nice one. No fit issues for a change. I used zero filler.
Vicious mud crab. Glad it went alright. You can never have too many fingers. :grin:
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That finger looks nasty! That's why I haven't caught crabs since I was a nipper. :)
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Me: "I'll just ride to the shop, then when I get back I'll start on that Hasegawa F-16"

Nek minnit.....

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The digits have been coppin a floggin these hols :shock:
I don't think I'll be doing much fine motor work for a bit.

*sigh*
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