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I think the badges that Robinson is referring to are "Thin Blue Line" badges:BoomerSooner17 wrote:I'm assuming that this grey union jack on police uniforms is for low visibility purposes?
That's it? I have three Spifires (one a Tamiya 1/32 Mk IX), three Avengers (one US Navy 1944 tricolour, second FAA 1945, third Canadian 1952 anti-sub). A BF-109F 1/32 desert camo, Corsairs, Hellcats, Wildcats, Helldivers, Dauntlesses, everywhere. Three P-47s, one razorback, two bubble. Four P-51's, three Beaufighters, two mosquitos, a B-25, all 1/48. I'm not going to list my dozen or two Japanese WWII carrier planes and the many WWII British fighters and bombers. A lot of post-war jets, mostly Canadian and American carrier.BoomerSooner17 wrote:I tend towards WWII aircraft myself. I have a B-29, a Messerschmitt Bf-109, a TBF Avenger, a P-47 Thunderbolt, and two SBD Dauntless dive bombers hanging up in my room.
Decals? That takes me back.BoomerSooner17 wrote:Having built many aircraft models and struggled with countless decals, I was aware of that trend towards less fab and more drab aircraft roundels and markings. But I would think that, except for plainclothes and SWAT team personnel, police officers would want MORE visibility, not less. I mean, the Mounties still wear red coats, right?
1:7.5 is Dachshund sized, you can't fool us.Gregg wrote:I'm working on a 1:7.5 scale stearman from original Boeing archive blueprints that I scaled down at a Kinkos.
OK.... I know Quatloos is a part of the rational end of the internet where reality is championed in the fight against stupidity and irrationality but please... Some delusions are sacred. You'll be telling me Canadians aren't all lumberjacks next... Eh?Burnaby49 wrote:As far as I know they've never worn red coats on duty, that's just their dress uniform for parading about and cermonial events. If they wore them in the past they certainly don't now, or the funny hats. We have the RCMP in Burnaby and this is what they wear on duty;
In the past I built Revell 1/48 Spitfire Mk.I, P-40 Warhawk, and MiG-21PF. I got into models in eighth grade, so I could only afford to build a big model every once in a while. Then, once I started college, I could only build at home during breaks (when I built the Avenger and B-29). I used to build a lot of cheap snap-together model kits in order to practice weathering them, but I don't have the money or time right now to commit to large kits (well actually, I have unlimited time, but I need to be spending it by getting employment as an engineer).Burnaby49 wrote:That's it? I have three Spifires (one a Tamiya 1/32 Mk IX), three Avengers (one US Navy 1944 tricolour, second FAA 1945, third Canadian 1952 anti-sub). A BF-109F 1/32 desert camo, Corsairs, Hellcats, Wildcats, Helldivers, Dauntlesses, everywhere. Three P-47s, one razorback, two bubble. Four P-51's, three Beaufighters, two mosquitos, a B-25, all 1/48. I'm not going to list my dozen or two Japanese WWII carrier planes and the many WWII British fighters and bombers. A lot of post-war jets, mostly Canadian and American carrier.BoomerSooner17 wrote:I tend towards WWII aircraft myself. I have a B-29, a Messerschmitt Bf-109, a TBF Avenger, a P-47 Thunderbolt, and two SBD Dauntless dive bombers hanging up in my room.
I've been at this a while. I have a half dozen or so Wingnut Wings 1/32 WWI aircraft sitting unmade I'm afraid to tackle. Even with all the rigging I couldn't resist buying them. It's that damn Peter Jackson's fault for manufacturing the best model aircraft ever.
The royal quatloosian Air Force !BoomerSooner17 wrote:Or you could sell your services as a mercenary air force to PLD.
Q: What are the dimensions of a dachshund?ArthurWankspittle wrote:1:7.5 is Dachshund sized, you can't fool us.Gregg wrote:I'm working on a 1:7.5 scale stearman from original Boeing archive blueprints that I scaled down at a Kinkos.
It's a fraudulent unsigned warrant. I have beaten Marstons already. Sent them a cease and desist via recorded delivery and they still came.
Quatloos only has a squadron, part of the The Imperial Illuminati Air Force, of which I am, of course, Supreme Commander.SteveUK wrote:The royal quatloosian Air Force !BoomerSooner17 wrote:Or you could sell your services as a mercenary air force to PLD.
Declaring the warrant fraudulent is an automatic win. Just ask Tom Crawford.SteveUK wrote:Not quite sure how this amounts to a ‘win’?
It's a fraudulent unsigned warrant. I have beaten Marstons already. Sent them a cease and desist via recorded delivery and they still came.
Wait a minute Dave, isn't this "flag" the same government your group wants to overthrow?David Robinson
Its a step by step process to align with foreign forces....they will remove the flag entirely soon you mark my words......
But it has to be in a pub with twelve common law jurors pissheads.TheNewSaint wrote:Declaring the warrant fraudulent is an automatic win. Just ask Tom Crawford.SteveUK wrote:Not quite sure how this amounts to a ‘win’?
It's a fraudulent unsigned warrant. I have beaten Marstons already. Sent them a cease and desist via recorded delivery and they still came.
To the best of my knowledge not one of the 'common law courts' have cleared even that very low bar but for some reason the 'defenders of common law' don't seem to care. They can't be bothered to enforce the rules they make up.JimUk1 wrote:But it has to be in a pub with twelve common law jurors pissheads.TheNewSaint wrote:Declaring the warrant fraudulent is an automatic win. Just ask Tom Crawford.SteveUK wrote:Not quite sure how this amounts to a ‘win’?