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One Derek to another 🙂 ................ yes I can see photos on other peoples posts 🙂
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Many thanks guys for your replies .......... I thought it was a problem only I experienced. Jan, I don't think they were your photos......... they belonged to "Shipyard Sid" I have just checked and it's still the same result.................
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derekuk started following HMS Sphynx 1775 by Alex M - Scale 1/48 - English 20-Gun Frigate , Photos , HMS Victory by robert22564 - Caldercraft - scale 1:72 and 5 others
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Hi folks Does anyone know why when looking at other peoples posts I only see little boxes with a question mark inside of them instead of the photos.............
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QUICK-FIND INDEXES to BUILD LOGS FOR KITS
derekuk replied to Dan Vadas's topic in - Index of all kits by brand and subject
Hi Dan, is there any reason why I cannot find my Victory in the indexes? I have looked two or three times but cannot see it there. Cheers Derek -
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A week later............ where does the time disappear to when you're retired?!! I took these pics earlier today - please excuse the model makers nightmare, DUST. During the course of construction I did keep the model covered as much as possible but, I forgot to cover it over completely when the heating engineer installed new heating pipes. It wasn't noticeable at the time but a layer of dust was everywhere!! Can anyone spot the deliberate mistake on the stern ?!
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PROXXON DSH 2 SPEED SCROLL SAW – REVIEW.
derekuk replied to Blue Ensign's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Many thanks B.E. for the info........ and to Grant. My apologies for asking the question when you gave the link in your original post.......... don't know how I missed it as I read all the review! I have bought from Satberlin before and received a good service so I might just go with them again. Thanks again Derek -
PROXXON DSH 2 SPEED SCROLL SAW – REVIEW.
derekuk replied to Blue Ensign's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Hi B.E. A very nice review. Many thanks for taking the time to write it. I'm looking to buy this model and the cheapest deal I could find was from SATBERLIN at around £185 inc postage and vat. In your review you said "Costing around £134"........... I'm wondering where you found it at that price. Cheers Derek -
When you think about it, buying from Germany is no different from buying from the UK if you are buying off the net. Unless the dealer is within a reasonable distance you are unlikely to go to their premises. Also, if you pay via credit card then the card company are equally responsible as the dealer that you buy from if anything goes wrong. Proxxon appear to be a reputable company so I wouldn't think twice about buying from them. Derek
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Many thanks for your input John, it is much appreciated. I will definitely go the Proxxon route. Derek
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