A time machine - where to?

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A time machine - where to?

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After many years of sweat and hard work, the International Scale Modeller team assembles the first time machine :)

Where to?


-Go back and bring samples of all the real paint shades :crazy:
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I would not go back too far incase the machine was faulty :D

Maybe Mid 80's when and i could of seen Michael Jackson on the Bad tour and Coventry City had a good football team and i would of seen them win the F.A cup in 87'.

Would also get a load of shares in Microsoft and Apple nice and cheap while i am there:P
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Before I married my ex-wife. ;)

I would have a library of models.
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Easy - premiere of Beethoven's 9th Symphony (Ode to Joy) May 7th, 1824... (he was stone deaf by this stage and had to be turned around to face the standing ovation from the crowd...)

Sorry, big classical music fan and Beethoven devotee...

My other picks would be June 6th 1944 Normandy to watch that massive operation unfold and anytime in the pre-Roman classical world in Greece (ie around Archimedes etc) to see the birth of western civilisation.

Oh and the day before I signed up to join the Army at 16 (had my 17th birthday in boot camp) and convince my younger self to stay civilian and go get your finance degree ASAP!
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I'm with Chris on the Beethoven.

With my modelling head on though; I really don't want to go back to raised panel lines and empty cockpits.

Would be nice to go back to the 60s for several reasons (ahem) but also would be good to see some Hunters and Lightnings around. I only really saw the Lightnings.
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1. Go back and take great photos, then build dioramas of the scenes.

2. Continuously go back and always build models again, with some modifications and different camos. :nena:
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Panzerwolf wrote:2. Continuously go back and always build models again, with some modifications and different camos. :nena:
I call that creating lol :dance: :dance:


My choice: August 15th, 1940, with an SU-47

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

`cause carpe diem :thumb2:
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1897 Savoy Hotel kitchens to spend a day or two amid the hellish coal fired stoves just to be able to say I worked with the great Escoffier (and to see if he really was on the fiddle)
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For me it would be one of two events, both of huge magnitude.

Either, 13.7 billion years ago to witness the birth of the universe - or, 30/31 of August 1970, Isle of Wight to witness the great Jimi Hendrix make a guitar cry like an angel.
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Rob wrote:1897 Savoy Hotel kitchens to spend a day or two amid the hellish coal fired stoves just to be able to say I worked with the great Escoffier (and to see if he really was on the fiddle)
... and later claim that Melba Toast and Peach Melba was your idea... :D
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For me there is 2 date, the first would be 10 July – 31 October 1940 to watch the epic battles in the skys above Britian. To see the epic trails of the dogfight above.

The second would be 12 July 1943, to witness the Battle of Prokhorovak. To see all that destruction of tanks would be well intersting.
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