Hi to all!

[Jimster]

“I’m a lumberjack and I’m okay!” (Sorry ‘bout that, I watched way too much Monty Python)

[Son of a gun-ner]

“I’m a lumberjack and I’m okay!” (Sorry ‘bout that, I watched way too much Monty Python)

I was at a paintball event

And I only put on women's clothing at the weekends, although the lockdown has messed up hanging around in bars

[Son of a gun-ner]

Sorry about this Christophe.

Welcome again, especially as you are now Vendor blue

It's time for you to display your website.
Hopefully members have translation programs running on their devices until you sort out the English option on your website

[Jimster]

Yes, congratulations on your vendor status!
Sorry for the thread drift. That seldom happens here.

[BarryC]

Yes, congratulations on your vendor status!
Sorry for the thread drift. That seldom happens here.

Barry

[Cush]

Thanks to all, I think this is the place I'll definitely improve my english (if not my sales...)!

[Tiger6]

I'm sure there is going to be some overlap between what most of us do here and your work (we do have a few 1/35 enthusiasts too). There are a lot of potential projects out there for smaller vehicles in 1/16 (Bren Carrier, CV35, Renault UE, TKS, Weasel, etc.) that would benefit from your expertise in motorising 1/35 kits

Looking at your aircraft motor and light kits makes me think that you could help me with the 3D printed Piper Cub I have in mind as well

[Cush]

most welcome!
... but don't expect me to make it fly...
Strangely enough, I never thought of 1/16 scale while working on this project but now that you mention these vehicles, there might be something to do...

[Tiger6]

I fully expect the Cub to have the aerodynamics of a house brick by the time I am done printing it, plus the club insurance doesn't cover 'misguided missiles'
I will settle for it to be able to taxi

[Cush]

how wise!