Model making etc
This little sparrow came up to us yesterday hoping for a handout..
Stu got this at Cancon. A word of warning though - these are incredibly "cheap" t-shirts (in quality if not in price - $25!), and this one split open (not even on a seam) after its first wear.
Some of my Australia Day weekend was spent built making models.
Hence the need for a trip to Fyshwick yesterday to get some paint.
This was what I needed it for:
Cute huh? A guy at work got it free at EB games, but wasn't going to build it, so I said I would. Hope it doesn't get smashed in the office.. Unfortunately it's Revell, which is a "cheap" brand, and badly designed - it's tail-heavy but there's no instructions to weight it down at the front, and by the time you notice after attaching the wheels it's too late :(
And here's something I saw when it first came out in 1990 and regretted for years afterwards not buying at the time. So a couple of years ago I got one on eBay :)
Stu got this at Cancon. A word of warning though - these are incredibly "cheap" t-shirts (in quality if not in price - $25!), and this one split open (not even on a seam) after its first wear.
Some of my Australia Day weekend was spent built making models.
Hence the need for a trip to Fyshwick yesterday to get some paint.
This was what I needed it for:
Cute huh? A guy at work got it free at EB games, but wasn't going to build it, so I said I would. Hope it doesn't get smashed in the office.. Unfortunately it's Revell, which is a "cheap" brand, and badly designed - it's tail-heavy but there's no instructions to weight it down at the front, and by the time you notice after attaching the wheels it's too late :(
And here's something I saw when it first came out in 1990 and regretted for years afterwards not buying at the time. So a couple of years ago I got one on eBay :)
Can't be as cheap as Russian T shirts. DO NOT WASH!
February 3, 2008 9:58 PM