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Looks a nice looking model - despite the colour - but as I had a Mk3 Spitfire in that colour I can live with it.
If I bought it what car would it replace on my model shelf?.
I have a white and silver Stag model, 3 Minis ( Red, White, Bue), Red Pagoda style Merc SL 280 convertible, Red 66 Mustang Fastback (Bullit Style), BRG E-Type Jag convertible, Green Jag Mk2 3.8 (Morse Type), & Bentley Roadster (Steed Avengers Type).
No room left on the shelf for another model - so which would have to go if I acquired another Stag?
My Apartment in Tenerife is relatively small compared to the 4 Bedroomed House we used to live in in North Wales. A Home out here is just somewhere you sleep in @ night, as most of your time is spent outside, not inside. Therefore no room for more shelves - SWMBO already complains about my model cars and model trains that I have in the Apartment (and the Stag parts I sometimes bring inside). I have been forced to rent a lock-up in our Complex to store all my Stag parts & my Hardtop having no garage. I do miss not having a garage but they are very expensive out here and there isn't one close by.
Wondered when these would start appearing. I see they list it as 'Brown', when it is actually Damson. Also listed as Ford :?. At least it isn't Roewe (Chinese name for their version of the Rover 75)
I had a feeling you would have this defeatist talk
I would only be defeatist if my car was as wobbly as yours (if your Avatar is accurate). I'm feeling quite good at the moment as I've just finished a course of anti-biotics and can go out for a pint again.
You obviously haven't been watching the UK TV ads telling you to watch out for these dodgy diseases you can catch from too much Sangria and sun and iffy nightclubs.....
You obviously haven't been watching the UK TV ads telling you to watch out for these dodgy diseases you can catch from too much Sangria and sun and iffy nightclubs.....
Russ,
I don't drink Sangria (well only the "proper" stuff occassionally - not the bottled rubbish) - and the diseases me and the misses get tend to come from British Tourists who insist on coming out here with their coughs & colds & goodness knows what else.
As to "iffy" nightclubs - I'm too old for that and leave it to the younger members of the Family etc. to stay out till 4 & 5 in the morning. I'm well tucked up in bed when most nightclubs are getting into the swing of things, and after downing a couple of pints at Happy Hour (betwen 4 & 6pm) - no way can I keep going another 10 to 12 hours!.
PS. How did your trip to one of the other Canary Islands go?
This one's on Diecast Legends advance order site, very nice too - I wannit to go with the other six oh boy- oh boy- oh boy (nose pressed againstthe toy shop window) Honest darling - I NEED it. Martin (age 7 1/4 )
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