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  • Tim Marlow
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 18931
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #4126
    Originally posted by boatman
    AN ive also been workin on my norfolk givin it a mot an a sevice as had a small leak around the stabillizers as they have gone dry an no grease on their shafts so LILLEY our new cat is on guard :rolling::smiling: :smiling:
    chrisb[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1180047[/ATTACH]
    Great looking lady there Chris. Ship isn’t bad either…..

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    • boatman
      SMF Supporters
      • Nov 2018
      • 14498
      • christopher
      • NORFOLK UK

      #4127
      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
      Great looking lady there Chris. Ship isn’t bad either…..
      Thanks Tim yes lilley is a looker but got to whatch her claws little devil i now call her trouble an yes Norfolk looks nice on the wet stuff
      cheers
      chrisb

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      • tr1ckey66
        SMF Supporters
        • Mar 2009
        • 3592

        #4128
        This epic build throws up obstacle after obstacle and you overcome each one with real ingenuity. It really is an inspiration seeing this build unfold. I’m sure the gun fire issue will be resolved with equal expertise and competency form your good self.
        The cat looks fairly content with the way things are going!

        All the best
        Paul

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        • boatman
          SMF Supporters
          • Nov 2018
          • 14498
          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #4129
          Originally posted by tr1ckey66
          This epic build throws up obstacle after obstacle and you overcome each one with real ingenuity. It really is an inspiration seeing this build unfold. I’m sure the gun fire issue will be resolved with equal expertise and competency form your good self.
          The cat looks fairly content with the way things are going!

          All the best
          Paul
          HI Paul yes this ships had some probs but thats what you get when you scratch build there will always be probs an to try to solve them ive been lucky so far got to hope i will get lucky on the gun fire sound unit but will see on that an many thanks Paul for your nice comment on me cheers an yes trouble enjoys havin her pic taken she is full of herself never known a cat like her when feedin time she is all arond me lettin me coach her but when food over it watch out for them claws Aaaaaaccchhhhhhh little bugger
          ATB
          chrisb

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          • JR
            • May 2015
            • 18273

            #4130
            Suggestion for wasps . (Removal of ) saturate area with petrol, allow to soak into soil.
            Light and stand clear of evacuating wasps. Having left the petrol soak into the ground it will be like a Benghazi burner . The petrol will burn slowly drawing up through the soil like a wick. Be aware of walking on the burning soil, this can set fire to your shoes , creating more havoc as you walk on that new carpet !

            Chris .Glad to read you have nearly passed the tea making for visitors, this can be very stressful as the real test will be if they return to see Jen. You will of course have written down all the amounts of milk , sugar and strength of each visitor ,if this has been done you will have completed the Tea Making for Beginners . TMB can be written behind your name . If not I suggest you leave at once and join the foreign legion !

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            • boatman
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              • Nov 2018
              • 14498
              • christopher
              • NORFOLK UK

              #4131
              Originally posted by John Race
              Suggestion for wasps . (Removal of ) saturate area with petrol, allow to soak into soil.
              Light and stand clear of evacuating wasps. Having left the petrol soak into the ground it will be like a Benghazi burner . The petrol will burn slowly drawing up through the soil like a wick. Be aware of walking on the burning soil, this can set fire to your shoes , creating more havoc as you walk on that new carpet !

              Chris .Glad to read you have nearly passed the tea making for visitors, this can be very stressful as the real test will be if they return to see Jen. You will of course have written down all the amounts of milk , sugar and strength of each visitor ,if this has been done you will have completed the Tea Making for Beginners . TMB can be written behind your name . If not I suggest you leave at once and join the foreign legion !
              HI John many thanks for suggetions on nasties removable which ive heard that they can tell when rain is comin so they all go back to the nest an when they do then its war an hopefully i'll get them all in one go an as for tea makin test yes ive had the visitors say nice cuppa thank you so yes i think ive pasted the test an foreign legion NO THANKS cant build tiger if i jioned that all it would be is loads of sand dunes like in laurel an hardy lol an that new carpet is now not so new as trouble is busy usein her claws on it soon be a hole there little bugger lol

              ATB KIND SIR
              chrisb TMB

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              • Tim Marlow
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 18931
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #4132
                This is how you deal with your wasp nest issue Chris. Find the nest, identify the entrance….wait until nightfall (wasps don’t fly at night), shake the bottle well, and then give it a good squirt of this stuff…
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                You will get powder all around the entrance and as they go in and out they will take the stuff into the nest. After a day or so they will all be dead. No more nest. I’ve used it a couple of times and it works very well….

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                • boatman
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Nov 2018
                  • 14498
                  • christopher
                  • NORFOLK UK

                  #4133
                  Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                  This is how you deal with your wasp nest issue Chris. Find the nest, identify the entrance….wait until nightfall (wasps don’t fly at night), shake the bottle well, and then give it a good squirt of this stuff…
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                  You will get powder all around the entrance and as they go in and out they will take the stuff into the nest. After a day or so they will all be dead. No more nest. I’ve used it a couple of times and it works very well….
                  Right Tim i'll get some if i can as its them or me an it ai'nt gonna be me
                  cheers for the info as its the same with the ants as i dont like to do them in but as ive got a concrete garage floor with cracks in it them little buggers are there in their thousands it seem an up our path so its war with them also as got some killer for them as i said to jen theres all that bloomin big garden too build their nests in an i wont mind but no they build them right where we walk every day so they gotta go also
                  ATB
                  chrisb TMB

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                  • Andy the Sheep
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2019
                    • 1864
                    • Andrea
                    • North Eastern Italy

                    #4134
                    Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                    This is how you deal with your wasp nest issue Chris. Find the nest, identify the entrance….wait until nightfall (wasps don’t fly at night), shake the bottle well, and then give it a good squirt of this stuff…

                    You will get powder all around the entrance and as they go in and out they will take the stuff into the nest. After a day or so they will all be dead. No more nest. I’ve used it a couple of times and it works very well….
                    Tim, I'm sorry but John's solution was far more creative, granting a lot of fun too. :smiling6:
                    Andrea

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                    • Tim Marlow
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 18931
                      • Tim
                      • Somerset UK

                      #4135
                      Originally posted by Andy the Sheep
                      Tim, I'm sorry but John's solution was far more creative, granting a lot of fun too. :smiling6:
                      Andrea
                      Yep, agreed Andy, but the last one I had was in my roof space. If I’d followed John’s advice I’d have been living in a tent! :tongue-out3:

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                      • boatman
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Nov 2018
                        • 14498
                        • christopher
                        • NORFOLK UK

                        #4136
                        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                        Yep, agreed Andy, but the last one I had was in my roof space. If I’d followed John’s advice I’d have been living in a tent! :tongue-out3:
                        YES Tim very true an i aggree with john an andy but putin petrol down an then a match im not that keen on this idea as i may get blown up myself far better an safer to use Tims idea lol
                        ATB GUYS
                        chris TMB

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                        • stillp
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Nov 2016
                          • 8097
                          • Pete
                          • Rugby

                          #4137
                          Originally posted by John Race
                          Suggestion for wasps . (Removal of ) saturate area with petrol, allow to soak into soil.
                          Light and stand clear of evacuating wasps. Having left the petrol soak into the ground it will be like a Benghazi burner . The petrol will burn slowly drawing up through the soil like a wick. Be aware of walking on the burning soil, this can set fire to your shoes , creating more havoc as you walk on that new carpet !
                          This is what can happen when you try this:

                          I have heard that a cup of petrol in the nest entrance will kill them all, without setting it on fire. Sorry to spoil your fun JR!

                          Pete

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                          • boatman
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Nov 2018
                            • 14498
                            • christopher
                            • NORFOLK UK

                            #4138
                            Originally posted by John Race
                            Suggestion for wasps . (Removal of ) saturate area with petrol, allow to soak into soil.
                            Light and stand clear of evacuating wasps. Having left the petrol soak into the ground it will be like a Benghazi burner . The petrol will burn slowly drawing up through the soil like a wick. Be aware of walking on the burning soil, this can set fire to your shoes , creating more havoc as you walk on that new carpet !

                            Chris .Glad to read you have nearly passed the tea making for visitors, this can be very stressful as the real test will be if they return to see Jen. You will of course have written down all the amounts of milk , sugar and strength of each visitor ,if this has been done you will have completed the Tea Making for Beginners . TMB can be written behind your name . If not I suggest you leave at once and join the foreign legion !
                            well John some have been back to see jen three times so my tea makin skills must be ok
                            chris TMB
                            Originally posted by stillp
                            This is what can happen when you try this:

                            I have heard that a cup of petrol in the nest entrance will kill them all, without setting it on fire. Sorry to spoil your fun JR!

                            Pete
                            THANKS FOR THAT Pete thats something i wont be tryin lol but he certainly got a hole for say a fish pond :rolling: :smiling::smiling:
                            Chrisb TMB

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                            • Tim Marlow
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 18931
                              • Tim
                              • Somerset UK

                              #4139
                              Originally posted by stillp
                              This is what can happen when you try this:

                              I have heard that a cup of petrol in the nest entrance will kill them all, without setting it on fire. Sorry to spoil your fun JR!

                              Pete
                              Wot a plonker! Still, you can call him what you like…..he won’t hear you.

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                              • JR
                                • May 2015
                                • 18273

                                #4140
                                Originally posted by stillp
                                This is what can happen when you try this:

                                I have heard that a cup of petrol in the nest entrance will kill them all, without setting it on fire. Sorry to spoil your fun JR!

                                Pete
                                Arg the pour it on and not waiting trick Peter. This is a recommended way with out the use of explosives , great for forming ponds . If he had allowed it to soak in , and you only need a small amount , then it will burn with a gentle flame . We used to fill a empty 5 gallon drum with sand or soil , pour in a small amount of petrol , allow it to soak in fully before it was lit .A poke with a stick would allow air in and the flame would increase . This man must have poured a large amount into the nest and then lit it , quite an example of not how to do it !
                                Best part was the dog turning a way after the failure ! :smiling3::smiling3::smiling3:

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