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*considers making a horrible innuendo involving "modelling glue"*

Actually, I very much like living.

*decides not to*

Darth Garden Gnome wrote:*considers making a horrible innuendo involving "modelling glue"*

Actually, I very much like living.

*decides not to*

Your time is coming, Gnome. Eventually, UPF will be continued, and you
shall die a horrific death, Gnome.

Nice tablecloth! And that centerpiece is just loverly. Wish I could see the whole thing.

What!? No custom Texan Lady nose art decals?

Col. Crackpot wrote:What!? No custom Texan Lady nose art decals?

Going to do Duchess of Zeon as I can just ask Marina what she
wants for her noseart

MKSheppard wrote:

Col. Crackpot wrote:What!? No custom Texan Lady nose art decals?

Going to do Duchess of Zeon as I can just ask Marina what she
wants for her noseart

someone long dead and Prussian no doubt.

MKSheppard wrote:Your time is coming, Gnome. Eventually, UPF will be continued, and you shall die a horrific death, Gnome.

UPF? Should I be scared or confused? Cause right now I'm leaning towards the latter.

Unnamed Porno Fanfic. Be afraid. Very afraid.

Toughest part of building that kit is painting the cockpit greenhouse.
Congratulations on your Ebay victoly, and have fun.

I trust you've got a lot of room on your shelf for that baby.

Patrick Degan wrote:I trust you've got a lot of room on your shelf for that baby.

1:72 scale!

Doesn't compare to this

I have that Peacemaker kit (well, that kit or one similar). About 2.5' long completed, with a wingspan about 3'. My grandfather had one, and he got me one of my own for Christmas when I was 12 or so.
Being 12, the end-result of the model sucked, and most of the props were broken, paint was uneven, enormous decals were torn...bleh.
I think my grandfather still has his kit, unassembled.

I much prefer my PG GP01/FB kit.

Y'know, if you really want to detail it, you could scratchbuild an F-85 and put it in the bay.

Thag wrote:Y'know, if you really want to detail it, you could scratchbuild an F-85 and put it in the bay.

Someone out there produces a 1/72 Goblin, I've seen it.

Thag wrote:Y'know, if you really want to detail it, you could scratchbuild an F-85 and put it in the bay.

That would mean less room for the droppable power of the atom.

Dalton wrote:Dress thy links

Okay, that doesn't make any sense.

Rogue 9 wrote:

Dalton wrote:http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2002-01-16

Okay, that doesn't make any sense.

*sigh*

Shep + Glue = the last panel?

A joke on the topic title?

oi

Ghost Rider wrote:

Rogue 9 wrote:

Dalton wrote:http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2002-01-16

Okay, that doesn't make any sense.

*sigh*

Shep + Glue = the last panel?

A joke on the topic title?

oi

I realize that, but outside the context of the thread the comic doesn't make any sense.

Rogue 9 wrote:

Ghost Rider wrote:

Rogue 9 wrote: Okay, that doesn't make any sense.

*sigh*

Shep + Glue = the last panel?

A joke on the topic title?

oi

I realize that, but outside the context of the thread the comic doesn't make any sense.

Gabe is so incomprehensibly bad with Glue...he had some applied to his hand and forgot where it was.

What part of it did you not get.

I can understand humor difference but the joke is obvious...hell it's a practical mainstay in comedy to have a glue accident.

Rouge 9 wrote:I realize that, but outside the context of the thread the comic doesn't make any sense.

He glued himself, to himself, how does that not make sense?

Speaking of glueing things to other things...

The last time I bought a vehicle model kit was a VW New Beetle, and the next one I can think of would be an F-15 in 1:48 scale. But I can assure you it's for much different reasons than Shep's.

jmac wrote:

Rouge 9 wrote:I realize that, but outside the context of the thread the comic doesn't make any sense.

He glued himself, to himself, how does that not make sense?

In the context of this thread it doesn't apply either: You cannot bind your skin using modeling cement, which is solvent-based and is designed specifically to bind polystyrene plastic. On just about any other substance it has virtually no sticking power...

On the other hand, cyanoacrylate adhesive (Krazy Glue) is famous for it's ability to bind skin. Plastic modellers generally only use this to bind metal to metal or plastic to metal...