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mine does but makes war & peace look like a flyer :dunno:

Above Us The Waves for no.2 :dunno:

Because I'm in the design dept that i HAVE to work with 'em dosen't mean i have to LIKE them :banghead: :argh: :pfrt: It's alright for some chop down trees, press wild flowers & go to the lavatreeeee :yay: :yay: :yay: :yay: :yay:

Something strange seems to have happened to all the letter 'l's ('l' for Lima) on the pdf. or is it just my computer playing tricks? It's okay Mike It's just the way that Acrobat renders text on screen if you print it out it'll be fine & if you zoom in, in acrobat that effect will dissapear... Bane of my life is acrobat... well anything to do with computers really :argh:

I think my watch has stopped :whistle:

Hi, yes we've got the poster in a hi res A4 PDF format too, which you should be able to print if you've got Adobe Acrobat Reader. Let me know if you want it & I'll wizz it off to you (take some of the pressure off Jack) :-D

The sad thing is, is that whilst the war was on, they (UK studios), made some corking war films... admittedly most were 'safe' themselves or with a great dollop of propaganda... but they were prolific and actually, occasionally churned out some good stuff. Check out 'Went the Day Well', an excellent film (& clearly where The Eagle Has Landed came from) & given the time it was released, quite chilling. The war gave the film industry a real sense of purpose & to a point responsability = entertain, uplift, inform/misinform etc which now it seems to lack. The pressure to perform (financially) seems to nail most projects now before they get off the ground unless they have 'mass' appeal, which sadly stories about wars of the past, have lost, to the appeal of celebrity or CGI. :roll:

Thats the one with the snowball fight isn't it? I quite enjoyed it... more human interest rather than massive set peice battles

So thats why there's no bog paper in the staff toilet & all the crisps ave gone out of the vending machine? Well done J&J :bow: is it now that you impose the congestion charge A pound a go and you'll soon have that .50

How old is it? Could it be a ww2 British made US one. It answers your description

Picked it up in our local MVC type shop but couldn't decide if it'd be any good or not I was a bit put off by the 'Brand of Brothers' artwork (similar style etc) It looked like a cash in attemp... it was only £3 so I'll give it a bash If its crap it'll make a good coffee coaster. :whistle:

you've not missed much... jack broke the internet Joris fixed it. We've got a chopper pilot in our midst now so jacks gonna buy him a chinook and he'll ferry us all to events in no time :-D Good luck with the new pad

Mines 27 years older than me However I don't suspect I'll be in as good condition when I'm 63!

DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! IT'S NOT NO.. IT'S YES! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! DO IT!

Well done lads. A worthy undertaking :bow: ...& a bloomin' hard one by the looks of it

I though that was the privelidge of rank :dunno:

Really :whistle:

Well I think its great & the logo is fantastic :cofee: The fact that its up and running at all is great considering Jacks been fiddling with it :computerterror:

Well I never got one (slowly reversing the dodge over what looks like a pair of .50cal cans)

Wow that short landing is very impressive Looks like a very difficult fine balancing act I'da thought the tail would have dropped harder than that bit like patting your head, rubbing your tummy, reciting the alphabet backards, blindfold on a unicycle

All the terror and chaos of a mission fighting off fighters plunging through flak all the way there and back only to have to finish it off with a potentially disasterous belly landing... Then get up and do it all again :schocked: Bloody brave those guys :bow: :bow: :bow:

Sod it! Gonna get mine out this weekend Haven't driven it in about a fortnight... much too long :nono: I love the transmission whine of a Dodge doing its thing :-D

oh, so whilst poor old Joris is working his tripe out updating the site you're playing with yer truck... tsk tsk!

gonna go 'n' find teddy, my lovie blanket and a rusk and watch this...

Love the new place, looks great but in the move we seem to have lost the kettle, oh and the biscuits... they were in the same box as the one with Jacks smurf collection... there'll be hell to pay if he finds out they're missing well done chaps top job