What a soggy day!

[adt70hk]

Welcome Rob. A nice little introduction and something very different.

Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

ATB.

Andrew

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All that, and I forgot to say wotcher! Welcome to the site Rob. Talking of your sharabang, You weren’t one of the guys living up the drove behind Odstock near Salisbury were you?

Hello Tim,
I'll ave to dig out the ol' master's of the universe from the attic now , as for Salisbury I wasn't there but would work seasonly round Holland, Belgium, Germany then back to blighty for festival season. Was that a haunt of yours?.
Rob

[spanner570]

Welcome from me too Rob.
Join in and have fun - But I see you already are. Nice one.

You should slot in nicely with all us misfits and general dregs of society that reside on this forum. One or two humans here as well!

Ron

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Welcome from me too Rob.
Join in and have fun - But I see you already are. Nice one.

You should slot in nicely with all us misfits and general dregs of society that reside on this forum. One or two humans here as well!

Ron

Tanks Ron glad to hear there's a human or two about to mix things up a bit

[Tim Marlow]

Hello Tim,
I'll ave to dig out the ol' master's of the universe from the attic now , as for Salisbury I wasn't there but would work seasonly round Holland, Belgium, Germany then back to blighty for festival season. Was that a haunt of yours?.
Rob

Not a haunt of mine, but I knew an artist who moved up there to live. He now sells paintings of the period on Facebook. What with that, and the annual Stonehenge festival, there was quite a lot of counterculture around the area. It was always a pretty good place for musicians as well. Funnily enough, where I live now is about twenty minutes from worthy farm, the site of the Glastonbury festival.

[Tim Marlow]

Welcome from me too Rob.
Join in and have fun - But I see you already are. Nice one.

You should slot in nicely with all us misfits and general dregs of society that reside on this forum. One or two humans here as well!

Ron

Who are they? Come on Ron, we want names LOL.

[papa 695]

Hi Rob, and welcome to the forum.

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Hi Rob, very imaginative build and looking good.
For your question on clear acetate, I'm on the other side of the world so acquiring that item may be different from where you're from. There's a license plate shop that has discarded sheets that I can get some. Art shops are another...old CD cases are another source and if you're into scrounging vacuum packing on products can be a source too but attaching them will need othe types of glues.

Cheers,
Richard

Cheers Richard ✌️ Rob.

[RonGlass]

Wow! Thanks for the heads up guys, formidable looks Matron indeedee!

Cheers Richard ✌️ Rob.

Hey there Rob, Welcome buddy. All that business about Matron, she's not the one to watch out for, it's Pyro. Er..... I don't want to name Names , but his name rhymes with "John Race". Just sayin'.

[Mini Me]

Welcome to you Rob.......From the good old USA....Been to Portsmouth and a lovely little town it is!! There was these two "Birds" :tongue-out3: and well........that was 50 years ago, I was in the Navy and my mates and I had a lot of fun while visiting your fair Country. Glad you're on the forum and I hope to see more of your talents in the future. Evergreen Styrene comes in clear sheets of various different thicknesses from .005 of an inch on up. Readily available in hobby shops the world over. Rick H.

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Hey there Rob, Welcome buddy. All that business about Matron, she's not the one to watch out for, it's Pyro. Er..... I don't want to name Names , but his name rhymes with "John Race". Just sayin'.

"Fire place" I'll keep me eye out cheers Ron...

Welcome to you Rob.......From the good old USA....Been to Portsmouth and a lovely little town it is!! There was these two "Birds" :tongue-out3: and well........that was 50 years ago, I was in the Navy and my mates and I had a lot of fun while visiting your fair Country. Glad you're on the forum and I hope to see more of your talents in the future. Evergreen Styrene comes in clear sheets of various different thicknesses from .005 of an inch on up. Readily available in hobby shops the world over. Rick H.

Thanks for the evergreen tip Rick. I'm in H.M. Dockyard now as it happens it's probably changed a bit still cold wet and windy tho! Cheers

[Mini Me]

Yup...like that when I was there also! :thumb2: Rick H.

[Airborne01]

Pompey Girls have long been my 'go to' refuge for comfort in trying times - mind you, all of the areas with a Navy (Army and RAF) presence have served to 'help me' through those darker moments - then I learnt not to drink Guinness!
Steve

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Pompey Girls have long been my 'go to' refuge for comfort in trying times - mind you, all of the areas with a Navy (Army and RAF) presence have served to 'help me' through those darker moments - then I learnt not to drink Guinness!
Steve

Mmm the dark heady brew...I too have learnt to leave the dark nectar to them wot can handle it !!

[Tworrs]

Aah Pompey, I lived in Farnham for some years, and worked in the dockyard on the construction of the new Mary Rose Museum in 2010/11.