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I think you may have a point I am already thinking how I can explain to the wife I need another one maybe so she ca n IR battle with me. Hahahaha. So far lower chassis built partially and a bit of primer on it and the turret. Plus on of the tracks. But that all I have been able to do this week becaus of work

I am gonna get is so much trouble when she finds out. Just hit the button on two lipos a IBU2 full option. Proportional smoke generator and a speaker. I total it all up at between £400-500 plus I have brought paint more paint brushes thinners primer and god know what else. Wish me luck for the next week

Great choice of tank and manufacturer Tom.

Tomcoles wrote:I am gonna get is so much trouble when she finds out. Just hit the button on two lipos a IBU2 full option. Proportional smoke generator and a speaker. I total it all up at between £400-500 plus I have brought paint more paint brushes thinners primer and god know what else. Wish me luck for the next week

Calls for a pre-emptive strike.....
Flowers, perfume, vouchers from her favourite clothing store .......weekend away.......

Tomcoles wrote:I am gonna get is so much trouble when she finds out. Just hit the button on two lipos a IBU2 full option. Proportional smoke generator and a speaker. I total it all up at between £400-500 plus I have brought paint more paint brushes thinners primer and god know what else. Wish me luck for the next week

And another one gone, and another one gone, Another One bites the Dust ...

Welcome to the Dark Side of RC, Bro. You're gonna love it!!

Has anyone told you about 1/6 scale yet? Bwahahahaha!!

Already been looking at 1/6th scale. I am going to need to save some pennies I think.

Tomcoles wrote:Already been looking at 1/6th scale. I am going to need to save some pennies I think.

Pennies? Pennies!?! Better think bigger and start droppin' fivers and ten spots in the piggy bank.

rochesb wrote:

Tomcoles wrote:I am gonna get is so much trouble when she finds out. Just hit the button on two lipos a IBU2 full option. Proportional smoke generator and a speaker. I total it all up at between £400-500 plus I have brought paint more paint brushes thinners primer and god know what else. Wish me luck for the next week

Calls for a pre-emptive strike.....
Flowers, perfume, vouchers from her favourite clothing store .......weekend away.......

Never mind, I've spent quite a few years living solo, or part-time solo, and I'm sure you'll be able to adapt to the new situation fairly quickly!
Never feel that guilt, or the rolling pin again!
Solo (or part-time solo- my current status) I can tell you has some quite distinct advantages for the addicted modeller
Dogs (Westies in my case) are the ideal companions. As long as they get a walk, food, and some play every day, they couldn't give a toss about your hobbies- no matter how bizarre they might be

Son of a gun-ner wrote:

43rdRecceReg wrote:Dogs (Westies in my case) are the ideal companions. they couldn't give a toss about your hobbies- no matter how bizarre they might be

Oh, I don't know, my dog and two cats give me some strange looks. . . . .

Well, Mick, that might be more to do with your modelling- of -underpants antics.... than your 1/16 modelling activities...