Bodge Deep

Nice

Made a 1939 one for my dad's Rover 14. The number of people who were taken in by it...

He's bought a 1937 Rover 20 Sports Saloon so I've gotta make another now:naughty:

I've only got a Chimney Simulator, Number 2 Mk 1

Does this mean he won't be coming? :-D

Played the drums for the last 20 years (not continuously, you understand) so been in and out of all kinds of bands from Jazz, Heavy Metal, Rock and most recently Motown and Blues so a bit of everything but swing does it for me now 34

If a tree falls in the forest and no one sees it...

thump a jeep driver :box:

No taste, not distaste :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:

I don't know a dodge owner who hasn't had problems with their brakes! $£.

 

Never a dull moment trying to stop a dodge :-D

Noooo - he should get a REAL vehicle - like one of the FV6xx series that can drive with a wheel or two missing!!!

 

or buy a vehicle that isnt prone to its wheels dropping off +( :evil:

nice one... good to see other mv's out in crappy weather too!

Nothing beats that horizontal rain experience :naughty:

The Machinegunners Robert Westall

A kids book read it on holiday when i was about 10

it really took me from building models to wanting to collect military stuff

Never did get an MG34 though :-D

So its Robert Westalls' fault I'm broke all the time the bugger +(

Spam Fritters

*gag* *wretch* *barf*

the light's pretty good in the beer tent 34

I emailed you an updated data plate with the web address on it yesterday $£

I can send a blank one as a hi res PDF if you like

or you could send your details & I can place them on with the embossed effect

Well it's well documented that Churchill, whilst not exactly pleased, was greatly comforted by the fact that the US would now be entering the war fully and as such would represent a very strong ally for us. Some theorists have even speculated that the impending threat to Pearl was suspected by British but not mentioned as it was known what the longterm outcome would be :-o

good point ... web address Jack what were you thinking :wink: :schocked:

I recon the data plate would work well as a vehicle sticker/badge & p'raps a simplified version for the logo...

Problem is, is a banner and a logo and a sticker are all pretty different mediums that have to fulfill different criteria. What'll look good on a t shirt will look dull on screen & what looks great on screen won't go on a tshirt (easily or cheaply) & stickers are a ball-ache full stop...!

Oh and design by comittee doesn't work either! (trust me I know).

Not surprised... have you seen the size of his sa...

Nah, I can't do it :eek:

You will let us know when it happens won't you :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :box :-D

pm'd BTW

just busking in my moment of graphic designers glory :cofee:

 

Are you gonna pass the hat around

or do you mean basking in your moment of glory :wink:

Great minds think alike...

but then again sheep all run in the same direction too :-D

You can get a magnetic material that'll go through an inkjet...

just a thought

my god that's good :drool:

aye 'appen as mebbe!

nice!

nice of you to use me as an example too

:-D

Roughouts mostly I'da thought which are light brown

(when new, I hasten to add, not whilst scrambling through black volcanic sand!)

or service boots chestnut brown (Very few black boots in US service in WWII

Double-buckles not in circulation at this point

M8's yer fella for all things USMC

Uncle Bulgaria,

He can remember the days when he wasn't behind the lines,

With his map of the emplacement.

Pick up the relics and take them to the surface!

Closely followed by a another picture of a broken down Jimmy with a p/w back axle chained to the front of it :evil: