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Hi guys - I've had a couple of Heng Longs for a while now, but now my son is old enough to play with 'em, I'm going to have to reacquaint myself with the guts of them, as I think he's already taken some teeth off the turret mechanism of my King Tiger, and is mithering me to resurrect my Jagdpanther too. Time to get the precision screw-drivers & wallet out again, I guess?

Yes mate- it is !
As a Kiwi, I am curious as to your screen name
We New Zealanders tend to be more, um, 'affectionate'; towards the ruminant quadripeds known as sheep

Ok, that enough sheep-jokes.................

Welcome along & show us how you get ahead on your builds.

Cheers

It's a worrying thing, but the name was a random thing that just popped out of my psyche. Gulp

I'm in the UK, although dangerously close to that there Wales.

Hi SheepStrangler
No sheep jokes, just a warm welcome to the forum.
But if you have any photos you want to share us.

SheepStrangler wrote:It's a worrying thing, but the name was a random thing that just popped out of my psyche. Gulp

I'm in the UK, although dangerously close to that there Wales.

Hi, and welcome SS! Presumably (and based on a nudge.. nudge.. wink.. wink.. example of stereotyping)..if you were across the border in Wales, you'd probably be known as 'SheepSh**ger' Incidentally,
I've always been slightly bemused that our Welsh cousins were so proud of being 'welsh', as that's from anglo-saxon term 'wealas', or 'foreigners'....cf. with German 'kauderwelsch. meaning 'double dutch' (foreign in that sense). Looking forward to some posts and pics, but not of terminated woolly ungulates

Curious you should mention that, as I was born in Wales due to some weird rules in my home town at the time, so if I was any good at sport, I could have played for them. Fortunately for Wales, I wasn't