Just returned from my yearly visit to scale modelworld at Telford,the worlds biggest model show allegedly with 1/3 more space this year. Folk from pretty much every country there with LOTS of discounted kits if your into anything other than 1/16th scale, although I did see a couple of 1/16th Trumpeter T34's and the US half track gun carriage going for £90 which is a fair discount.
Got an iron in the fire for the Bandai 1/15th Hummel, gawd knows what it'll cost mind. Also at the show were a couple of real tanks, a French AMX30 and a real rare animal, a Valentine DD. The guys who used those even in training, never mind action were bloody brave men, talk about put together with spit and bailing wire!
Only offputting thing, dunno if it was the excitement or what but never smelt so many people farting! Perhaps its part of the competition or something, had to keep walking round muttering "its not me" everytime the wife gave me a withering look. Its on tomorrow too where the kits get even cheaper, well worth a punt if you're local.
Abo.
Scale modelworld Telford.
- Andy in Cheltenham
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I went. It was very good. I didn't notice the farting, perhaps it was your wife?
I just got whiffs of B.O now and again though.
I spent a princely sum of £7.90

I just got whiffs of B.O now and again though.
I spent a princely sum of £7.90

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When my wife used to go with me to model railway exhibitions she called the B.O. eau de bachelor!!
- Andy in Cheltenham
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Your wife went? how bizarre!
Mine didn't even understand where I was.

Mine didn't even understand where I was.

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She not only went but bought a book on Napoleonic art ! She's a good ol girl, bought be a few christmas presents that were pointed out to her. Bought a top up of casting rubber from Sylmaster for my oil drums, boxes and jerry cans and storage etc, save a wedge on postage that way and spent a few quid on books mainly....