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	  decorative wooden box by EdwardkenwayEgilman replied to Edwardkenway's topic in Completed non-ship models Fine work, you know if the admiralty commandeers it and re-purposes it, that is the absolute tacit seal of approval.... To me that always made the 2nd effort worth it.... Good Job... Nice lookin' box btw....
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	Sounds to me that the case maker has some serious considerations to make as far as his shipping department is concerned.... I'm sure he will make it right, sounds like a good chap, so look at it as providing a service to his in finding out and correcting his delivery.... I'm sure he knows how frustrating this has to be for you.... I think in the end, you will be more than pleased....
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	I know the draw of showing all the features, but so you have a clear picture historically, wings folded, no bombs nor extended flaps..... Weapons were only installed during mission ops, they made the plane too heavy for arrested landings on the carrier deck.... also the wings were usually in some state of fold when not on the flight deck or undergoing maintenance.... It's an interesting aircraft and a must have to fill out a prewar flight deck....
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	Or maybe a helmet, a solid one, Kevlar would work.... {chuckle}
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	Kinda what I thought as far as the look.... Good look though.... The Royal Navy removed it from service in 1804, not only was it a bear to fire, it brought fire to bear on sails and rigging and powder... Reports have it as a veritable blowtorch when fired, the blast would reach 9 feet, (with fully charged barrels that is) I believe the Pawn stars clip was only partially charged.... The last authentic one sold at auction in England, (in firing condition) went for 25k pounds, the 30k dollars they were throwing around on the show as a price would be a bargain if the gun was real and not a reproduction....... Personally if I owned such, it would NEVER get fired.... Worth too much to even let powder near it...
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	They were strictly a Royal Navy weapon for close quarters fighting, repelling boarders and the like..... There is no record of them ever being used in any other military capacity, (the RN removed them from service in 1804) except in Napoleonic war fiction.... Like the Richard Sharpe series of novels by Bernard Cornwell...... Check it out.... (pawn stars season 13)
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	  Fokker Dr.I triplane by cog - multiple - 1:72 - PLASTICEgilman replied to cog's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds Yep, it also the Knights of the Sky series, definitely 1/48th and some of the best kits they produced...... They will build into beautiful birds....
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	Oh the truth is the truth brother.... things are stabilizing here... Collecting info on Tanks right now, (mostly M1 Abrams) and considering my next build.... recharging as we speak..... {chuckle} I have five cans of paint coming in mail, Nato Black, Green & Brown with a little armor sand thrown in for good measure.... Something simpler....
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