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Ahhh - after 10 days soaking it up in Thailand (Phuket) I'm back to the reality of trying to find work, looking after kids, all the normal mundane stuff....

Had a ball though - from the flight over (Thai Airways) to the flight back - it was such a memorable trip.

At least I can get back to my modelling bench now!!

Lucky you - kinda!
Does sound like the go to get away and re-charge the batteries. Fingers crossed for you that work will come your way soon.

So, what's next on the bench? I'm fumbling around with 2 x 1/48 Yak-52's and started a Top Secret 1/32 project. Details on this will only be partially released over the next few months!

All the best

Adam

Love Thailand. Love Thai Airways. Going back there next year but on Jetstar. Only saving grace is that it's on a 787 which will be my first time on one.

Adam the Akrodude wrote:Lucky you - kinda!
Does sound like the go to get away and re-charge the batteries. Fingers crossed for you that work will come your way soon.

So, what's next on the bench? I'm fumbling around with 2 x 1/48 Yak-52's and started a Top Secret 1/32 project. Details on this will only be partially released over the next few months!

All the best

Adam

On the bench right now, almost complete - is (surprise surprise) a Tigermeet Tornado. Next up will be another low flyer, from the Lechfield Tigers, coupled with a Fuchs Armoured Car, a hillside, and lots of trees - "hide and Seek" is the tentative title.

Also lined up is another Tornado - the Boelke 50th anniversary markings.

And after that - no, not another Tigermeet - I'm planning on building Gerry Andersons Thunderbirds 1 and 2, in their launch bays.

Busy time on my wqorkbench Adam.

Man you love those Tornado's. Mate of mine worked on them in Saudi (F.3's) for the RSAF - he was with BAE working as a Gunnie instructor there. I went there once for other work - shit of a place! He told me not to even take photos of the aeroplane gate guardians in front of the base - if caught, big trouble! Worst country by far I've ever visited.

The T-bird's sound AWESOME! Very much looking forward to seeing what you create, I'm a huge Thunderbirds fan - very much part of my building blocks growing up in the 60's - like many of us here I guess.