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did that several years ago

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HI ALL well i bought the tamyia 1/350 enterprise kit an found out there was no HAWKEYE early warnig aircraft in the planes section so i sent off for some from truppeter as i thought i sent for just one aircraft in a kit an very detailed they are so i sent for two planes an to my amazemant there are 6 planes kits in each box so i only need 4 planes so is anybody building a modern carrier on here as i want to sell a box as they cost me 12 pounds for a box but i will be wiling to sell on box of 6 planes for half price an that 6 pound if anybody is interstreted an a pic of them
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Soon to be, I checked two days ago and it said June/July, but today it says this...

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This will be a new experience for me, have done "200mm" figures before, but not a veeled wehicle!
 
AH! NuNu have a great selection of kits here in the UK and are super quality as well. Enjoy building this BMW Racer. I look forward to finding one soon as well!
 
Yes it's the same problem we have in the UK, we can't afford to buy kits from both Japan and the USA as the shipping costs are prohibitive. To get a 1/24 scale kit from the USA is over $40!
 
This one is on its way. I have never heard of NuNu Models so we'll see how it goes. Shipping from Hong Kong so it may take a while to get here.

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Looking forward to seeing more on this one, I love GT3 cars but have never built one.

For me, the brown truck delivered this today. Looking forward to the yellow/black markings, remind me of the old VFA 103 logo, the Jolly Rogers. Also hoping Meng does as good on aircraft as they do on armor.

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Yes it's the same problem we have in the UK, we can't afford to buy kits from both Japan and the USA as the shipping costs are prohibitive.
The problem in the USA has a different cause, though. Or did that change with the temporary tariffs truce that was agreed the other day?
 
I'm very very tempted to add this to the stash. Pantherman
I just caught up and finished the post-qualifying show for tomorrow's Monaco GP on F1-TV :-)

I have the '71 Monaco Winning Tyrell in 1:12 scale, this was Jackie Stewart's ride.

I'm torn between really wanting to start and a healthy dose of fear upon seeing all that chromed plastic. I know what to do about the chrome, but then my mind wanders to very old kits/molds/designs. So yeah fear is part of it, But I really need to reduce the number of things I want to build that are already waiting in line.

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It was on offer, I had no choice......... Pantherman

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I have built this kit, 20 parts and 4 are not used !!! Loads of flash and clear one piece which just doesn't fit.

I suppose I was expecting too much for £10. I will probably buy the Tamiya 1966 version. Pantherman
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Gotta love little cars... around '66, my friend's dad had a beetle, I thought it quite exotic.
My dad scoffed, and said just wait till he tries a -40°F start!
Yeah, it didn't have heaters, just heat exchanges from the exhaust. I often had to spray the inside of the windshield with de-icer to see where I was going. It usually just started to warm up as I arrived at work 30mins later.......Pantherman
 
Yeah, it didn't have heaters, just heat exchanges from the exhaust. I often had to spray the inside of the windshield with de-icer to see where I was going. It usually just started to warm up as I arrived at work 30mins later.......Pantherman
Interesting story, I had the exact opposite experience with the only German car I ever owned.

It was a 2011 335is, great car in almost all ways, but the air conditioner felt like it had been designed by a Norwegian, or maybe an Eskimo. In 105+ degree heat it only incrementally reduced the amount you had to sweat, and finally started feeling cool by the time you arrived. Say what you will about American cars, but the AC in my Raptor will freeze you out regardless of exterior temps.

Oh, and congrats to Lando Morris for his 1st ever Monaco win.
 
Interesting story, I had the exact opposite experience with the only German car I ever owned.

It was a 2011 335is, great car in almost all ways, but the air conditioner felt like it had been designed by a Norwegian, or maybe an Eskimo. In 105+ degree heat it only incrementally reduced the amount you had to sweat, and finally started feeling cool by the time you arrived. Say what you will about American cars, but the AC in my Raptor will freeze you out regardless of exterior temps.

Oh, and congrats to Lando Morris for his 1st ever Monaco win.
Spoiler alert. Im on lap 8. Pantherman
 
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Top several cars usually finish in the order they qualified and this year was no different. It was thought (hoped) that the new 2-stop rule would change things up, and it did provide interest, like the leader pitting right before the last lap, but in the end it did not change up the order much.

Hadjar really shined too!
 
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I don't know about the cost of ownership in Europe, but in Canada, you better hope it never goes into the shop.
I nearly fainted when I found out what a friend had to pay to get a rear passenger window mechanism fixed on his Audi wagon: his son had been slipping coins into the door through the gap with the glass!
 

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