In praise of the RAF roundel...

[Andy_R]

Hands up everyone who wrestled with waterslide transfers...

They always used to end up stuck to the sink, didn't they.

 

[Smokin Joe]

Hands up everyone who wrestled with waterslide transfers...

 

[Arch]

 

[Night Train]

Hands up everyone who wrestled with waterslide transfers...

 

[Arch]

[QUOTE 1947977, member: 45"]I was 40 before someone told me the right way to do it. The key is matt varnish.[/quote]

Enough of your amorous attempts, what about the transfers?

 

[Smokin Joe]

On the subject of the upside-down Union flag, how do you tell? It looks the same to me whichever way it is.

 

[ufkacbln]

OMG someone has turned it inside out!

 

[ufkacbln]

.. or there is always the Stella McCartney Version....

 

[Gary E]

On the subject of the upside-down Union flag, how do you tell? It looks the same to me whichever way it is.

Right way up on the left. Upside down on the right (look at the broad white lines)

 

[Night Train]

Right way up on the left. Upside down on the right (look at the broad white lines)
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To further clarify, the broader white diagonal line is upper most at the side attached to the flag pole, whichever direction the flag points.

 

[TheDoctor]

Speaking of waterslide transfers and all things Airfixy...
I have, right next to me, a Revell 1:96 scale kit of Apollo 11. Command module, Service module, LEM, a small bit of Moon to stand them on, the whole lot. I must get round to building it.

 

[Night Train]

Speaking of waterslide transfers and all things Airfixy...
I have, right next to me, a Revell 1:96 scale kit of Apollo 11. Command module, Service module, LEM, a small bit of Moon to stand them on, the whole lot. I must get round to building it.

The Command Module and Service Module standing on the moon?

 

[TheDoctor]

They'd be above it, on a sort of stand thing.

 

[Night Train]

Oh, that's ok then.

 

[Fab Foodie]

OMG someone has turned it inside out!

Ahhh, the original French version perchance?