Mad McCann

Backwoods Miniatures used to, but they ceased all production a good while ago.

Cheers.

Only if bagged... there is some funny photos of this...love the grey hound in the IKEA bag!

Pugs on pugs :-)

Four UPDATES down, Lee.

No offence, Lee, I just felt it was a bit harsh.

No thread, I believe it was a status that was locked.

They should but watch out for all those downers who will tell you where the shapes all wrong!

We're Accurascale, son, and we haven't had any dinner!

Why not DP1? ;-)

Awe come on, you're sitting doon all day, Oh maybe that's the problem....

Jumping in and out of the van with stuff at frequent intervals too. Surprising how the activity stacks up!

Sad news,always had time for the fans. Another from my childhood gone....

Sppppoooooccccccck

Couldn't be arxxd looking at that 'money pit' of an auld A3 and I was just a couple of miles away at Ingliston, gently circumnavigating the race circuit in an Aston DB9 and a Jag F type, one word... WOW.

Oh, and a couple of 'hot laps' in an 'Atom' with an instructor driving, my eye balls are still shaking. ^^^^

would rather look at the A3

I desire a return to Vulcan.

Last train to Vulcan's gone! You're wasting your time! Can't go yet, Squire's not y'ere!

Our magnificent generals, General Gordon and General Booth.

Raspberry jelly.

OK ! Who threw that ?

Make sure the SCART lead is firmly pushed home.

Poindexter

yeah man....

First visit for years and well impressed

Cheers Patrick. Thanks for the bags too! :-)

You’re welcome!

Are you fully fit now Dave? Apart from fat fingers anyway.

Pretty much so, Mick, although I may or may not have a mild case of angina! Hopefully not but usually easy to put right these days if so - still, got my tax issue sorted today! ;-)

Good news then you must be one of the few to get an answer according to MPs

There's no place quite like home .... and old friends.

Yep. Getting that 'wanna go home' feeling.

It might smell a bit.

Oi!

Hope it was genuine turmeric. Informed sources tell me there are substitutes using dyes.

Indeed. Read it in mere days!

I mjust give it a re-read. I was living in Scotland the last time I read it...

His depictions of 1950s Glasgow in books 2&3 are marvellous.

Find something else to mix your paints in.

hate to say it mac but LGV Drivers are in short supply I'm told, but who wants to be a long distance LGV Driver these days?

The time (couple of weeks intensive) and cost (couple of thousand) to get an LGV licence makes it very difficult to get into that line of work. Few firms offer training without payment I think.

It's not just paying for the training, it's also covering your living costs as well. Most effective training takes more than a couple of weeks though. I reckon for learning a computer language I'm looking at three to six months training, followed by a further six months to a year for practice and portfolio building.