..and here's the one that will finally empty your coffers, Gary..and empty a local pond at the same timeMax-U52 wrote:Roy's mention of creditcarditis reminded me of something I once heard a man say, " On the day I die I want to be deep in debt and completely surrounded by very, very cool toys that aren't yet paid for."
I will admit that it has a certain alluring weirdness about it. It's still fashionable to live on canal boats and barges here in the UK (not so common in Scotland though..with fewer canals). I could imagine how you would surprise the neighbours if this Schlepper shook off it's boat disguise, like a 'Transformer', and emerged from the Grand Union Canal (site of many barges and houseboats) in Central London..now that would be cool...it would start off like this:Max-U52 wrote:So where is it, how much, will they deliver and do they take Mastercard? Don't tease me, Man!! In my dreams I live on one of those. Would that be cool, or what?
jarndice wrote:DAN Hi, You are making a comment that the grumpier ones on this Forum have been making for some years with an emphasis on where the F*** is the CENTURIAN and the CHIEFTAIN and has anyone ever seen a CONQUEROR in 1/16 RC ?
It makes me laugh that Tigers accounted for something like 0.2% of all of the armour produced during WW2, yet seem to account for 50% of the RC market. No love for the Matilda, Valentine, Stuart, SU-76M?HERMAN BIX wrote:Factories will make what most will buy.............Im surprised they made a Challenger, but glad they did.
Have a think about how many 'bad' H/L Tiger 1's there are in circulation now, and they still sell, put that against a 'good' other version of any mark................simple capitalist economics I'm afraid.
