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56. Thank You Very Much, Sir

Reply to question everything (Reply #53)

Fri Mar 1, 2013, 02:56 PM

Mar 2013

I expect it could, but not laterally, shall we say. These are static pieces; they can be dropped ( and one or two have been ), but not flown. The worst 'wrecks' I have had were things placed or dropped on top of models: in one instance, a bag of lollipops placed atop one by a child who shall remain nameless, in another, I tipped a large bottle of school glue over onto a scratch-built model when it was literally a few moments from completion ( I still look wistfully at the pieces of that one on occasion, and think of putting it back together again... ).

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For My 80,000th Post: Aeroplane In A Bottle.... [View all] The Magistrate Feb 2013 OP

Dear Magistrate! Congratulations on your achievements, both on DU and with your airplane! CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2013 #1

Thank You For Your Kind Words, Ma'am The Magistrate Feb 2013 #2

From the thread title, I expected it to be in a bottle. drm604 Feb 2013 #3

This One, Sir, I Doubt Would Fit Even In A Five-Gallon Jug The Magistrate Feb 2013 #6

Yes, but I hadn't seen the plane, sir, until I opened the thread. drm604 Feb 2013 #7

Very impressive! union_maid Feb 2013 #4

Thank You Very Much, Ma'am The Magistrate Feb 2013 #5

Nice! Alcock and Brown would be pleased! Cooley Hurd Feb 2013 #8

That was Quite A Flight, Sir, And Not So Well Remembered As It Deserves The Magistrate Feb 2013 #12

If you ask anyone "who first flew non-stop across the Atlantic?"... Cooley Hurd Feb 2013 #18

Oe Of the Great French Fighting Pilots, Sir, Charles Nungesser The Magistrate Feb 2013 #19

Very cool. Skinner Feb 2013 #9

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #13

That's beautiful! hunter Feb 2013 #10

Glad You Like It, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #14

A fine job, sir! bluedigger Feb 2013 #11

Thank You Very Much, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #16

I was wondering if I'd ever see another model... Blue_Tires Feb 2013 #15

Thank You, Sir --- The Whole Collection Would Be A Bit Much.... The Magistrate Feb 2013 #24

Scratchbuilt, WHOA ! ! ! I bow down before you. FogerRox Feb 2013 #37

Driven To It By Esoteric Tastes, My Friend The Magistrate Feb 2013 #41

True. I have done some small cast metal projects with low temp metal FogerRox Feb 2013 #43

An examplary job, sir! Mopar151 Feb 2013 #17

Glad You Like It, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #25

Very nice work, sir. nt awoke_in_2003 Feb 2013 #20

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #31

Excellent job - And congratulations on 80k! GoneOffShore Feb 2013 #21

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #30

Congratulations on your 80,000th post. We are Raven Feb 2013 #22

Thank You Very Much, Ma'am The Magistrate Feb 2013 #29

Very nicely done! CrazyOrangeCat Feb 2013 #23

You Sound, Sir, Like One Who Shares The Craft.... The Magistrate Feb 2013 #28

To be honest, just kits. CrazyOrangeCat Feb 2013 #42

80,000 posts! tclambert Feb 2013 #26

Were I Put to Selecting Just One, Sir, I Expect It Would Be This One... The Magistrate Feb 2013 #27

That is a good post. tclambert Mar 2013 #47

Always a Pleasure, Sir, When Someone Takes An Essential Point The Magistrate Mar 2013 #48

Very nice, SWEET DUDE, er ah Sir.... FogerRox Feb 2013 #32

That Is Some Very Nice Painting, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #33

Thank you sir, The Trencher unit is 28mm. FogerRox Feb 2013 #36

That Is An Unfamiliar Scale To Me, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #38

Matte Medium is like white glue, less brittle. FogerRox Mar 2013 #44

Dear Magistrate, You truly are a Renaissance Man. Congrats on your 80,000.. monmouth3 Feb 2013 #34

Thank You, Ma'am The Magistrate Feb 2013 #39

A refugee from the Bronze Age of the Middle Kingdom. westerebus Mar 2013 #70

OK, call me impressed. DollarBillHines Feb 2013 #35

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2013 #40

Glad to see you're still here ConcernedCanuk Mar 2013 #45

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #46

You, Sir, Are A Cad And A Fraud! Ikonoklast Mar 2013 #49

You Can Hardly Expect Me To Acknowledge That As True, Sir, Not Out in The Clear Like This The Magistrate Mar 2013 #50

Congrats on 80,000 posts! hrmjustin Mar 2013 #51

Thank You, Sir, On Both Counts The Magistrate Mar 2013 #54

I see someone is into dope.... Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #52

While I Do Love The Scent of Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #55

Hell, some of that stuff is like amyl nitrate. Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #57

Beyond The Volatillity Of The Shrinking Mediums, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #58

Appropriate for a bomber. Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #59

It Blocked Sunlight From the Fabric, Sir, And Reflected Heat Better Than Any Other Finish Tried The Magistrate Mar 2013 #60

Except to the pilot. Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #61

They Had Parachutes By Then, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #62

It was all new then... Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #63

Dear Sir question everything Mar 2013 #53

Thank You Very Much, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #56

A beautiful model, and thank you, Majistrate, for your presence here at DU LongTomH Mar 2013 #64

Thank You, Sir, For The Kind Words The Magistrate Mar 2013 #66

Happy 80,000th Frosty1 Mar 2013 #65

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #68

Beautiful model! Demo_Chris Mar 2013 #67

Glad You Like It, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #69

Well done Sir, well done. Loki Mar 2013 #71

Thank You Very Much, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #72

Beautiful aircraft and LOVE your posts! colorado_ufo Mar 2013 #73

Thank You, Sir The Magistrate Mar 2013 #74