Buying Tamiya's new Mossie
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 9:59 am
£128 on Amazon - best I've seen by over £20. 
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I've never had a stash until coming back to the hobby earlier this year. Now I buy stuff that I think I want to make then I see something else I want to make more and buy that too and make it before I touch what I've already bought. Its a friggin nightmare. The stash now holds:GangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
Yes, but where Man, WHERE?bluebottle wrote:I got mine for £116.00 .......................
GangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
MJR models and hobbiesStokesy44 wrote:Yes, but where Man, WHERE?bluebottle wrote:I got mine for £116.00 .......................
Brilliant. I may use some of those. Can see that some could blow up in your face thoughdigger303 wrote:GangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
Wait until you have over a 100, she's gonna freak. Mine does often. Best way is to try to keep them out of sight and when cornered use these life extender's...
1. They were on sale.
2. didn't want to miss out as they may stop making this particular one and may never be able to get another.
3. What did you buy this week MY dearest.... Have to be careful pulling the trigger on this one
4. How many top's and handbags do you need and never wear.
5. The other wives of friends in the forum actually encourage there hubbies by actually buying modeling gifts for them. I can prove it.
6. Lastly .....I suppose I could take up drinking down at the local 3 days a week.
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bluebottle wrote:ended up paying £106.00
GangsterNo1 wrote:Brilliant. I may use some of those. Can see that some could blow up in your face thoughdigger303 wrote:GangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
Wait until you have over a 100, she's gonna freak. Mine does often. Best way is to try to keep them out of sight and when cornered use these life extender's...
1. They were on sale.
2. didn't want to miss out as they may stop making this particular one and may never be able to get another.
3. What did you buy this week MY dearest.... Have to be careful pulling the trigger on this one
4. How many top's and handbags do you need and never wear.
5. The other wives of friends in the forum actually encourage there hubbies by actually buying modeling gifts for them. I can prove it.
6. Lastly .....I suppose I could take up drinking down at the local 3 days a week.
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Just found this thread. £100?! That seems like a cracking (grommet) deal.Stokesy44 wrote:bluebottle wrote:ended up paying £106.00
I forgot about this thread that I started last year!
I got my Mossie at the Cosford show earlier this year. £100 - well chuffed![]()
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Quite a good haul that day. Grabbed a Trumpeter 1/32 109F (Trop) and the new Italeri Sherman Fury toodigger303 wrote:That was a good pick up
Sorry Chief, left my wallet in the wrong trousers. Finding them again would be a close shave but it would be a grand day out nonetheless!chief5437 wrote:
Just found this thread. £100?! That seems like a cracking (grommet) deal.
Psst.... Can you lend me £100? Lol!
Ha ha ha! Very good!!Stokesy44 wrote:Sorry Chief, left my wallet in the wrong trousers. Finding them again would be a close shave but it would be a grand day out nonetheless!chief5437 wrote:
Just found this thread. £100?! That seems like a cracking (grommet) deal.
Psst.... Can you lend me £100? Lol!![]()
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I feel your pain,my wife only allows me 2 kits one I'm working on and one under the bench ....woman will never understandGangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
I suggest when your alone go into her wardrobe and take stuff leaving 2 of everything... then hide....Dropis258 wrote:I feel your pain,my wife only allows me 2 kits one I'm working on and one under the bench ....woman will never understandGangsterNo1 wrote:Stop! I'm already in trouble for trying to create this modelling thing known as a stash. The Mrs reckons I cant build more than one at a time so why do I need them all?? And I only have 3 that I'm not working on.
This syndromes are popping up everywhere, the worse of the lots I think must be CAD (Cigar Acquisition Disorder), once that bites it really does take hold! Although KAS don't show worrying signs as wellGangsterNo1 wrote:Not close enough mate. Birthday in November and coincides nicely with the big IPMS show in Telford so will have some spends for that. But I want the Mossie now! I play guitar too and there is something called GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndrome), I think KAS (Kit Acquisition Syndrome) might be a real thing too
I reckon its a certainty you'll be able to get one for a good deal at Telford in November. Absence makes the heart grow fonder so keep your powder dry and you will be rewarded!GangsterNo1 wrote:Not close enough mate. Birthday in November and coincides nicely with the big IPMS show in Telford so will have some spends for that. But I want the Mossie now! I play guitar too and there is something called GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndrome), I think KAS (Kit Acquisition Syndrome) might be a real thing too
I tried hard drugs and loose women but the allure faded. The call of the man cave was just too strong!chalkyw wrote:Most addictions are 'cured' by the introduction of less harmful alternatives which give you the same buzz...........If I could think of an alternative to styrene then I might be on to somethingbut then it all just starts again
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I started my return to modelling with a one kit, one build philosophy but the growing number of boxes under the bench just proves how foolish I was back then...............Now I want a Mossie
Stokesy44 wrote:I tried hard drugs and loose women but the allure faded. The call of the man cave was just too strong!chalkyw wrote:Most addictions are 'cured' by the introduction of less harmful alternatives which give you the same buzz...........If I could think of an alternative to styrene then I might be on to somethingbut then it all just starts again
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I started my return to modelling with a one kit, one build philosophy but the growing number of boxes under the bench just proves how foolish I was back then...............Now I want a Mossie
Try giving them growth hormones so you can shoe horn them out the door quicker.....whiterosekillie wrote:I nearly weakened last month when Monk bar Models in York had it for £99. Fear of Mrs WRK wasn't the clincher (although it's always there) - it was the realisation that I simply couldn't do it justice. Now I'm thinking, "what the hell, buy it, stash it, and build it when you've got a few more completions under your belt - and another kid's left home so you've got space to display it in the new spare room."
Johnj wrote:I've just pulled the trigger on one of these but i've just got a horrible feeling i've bought the wrong one !
How many different variations are there and what's the pt no of the one you guy's are talking about ?
There's only one from Tamiya in 1/32 so you should be ok.Johnj wrote:I've just pulled the trigger on one of these but i've just got a horrible feeling i've bought the wrong one !
How many different variations are there and what's the pt no of the one you guy's are talking about ?
Phew !digger303 wrote:Tamiya - Nr. 60326 - 1:32
Excellent.Johnj wrote:Phew !digger303 wrote:Tamiya - Nr. 60326 - 1:32
I think it must have been a totally different kit's box art i was looking at. I dont know what it was, i havent been able to find it again.
Looking forward to getting this, should be here by the end of thdm week.
It's a big'un is it ?Stokesy44 wrote:Excellent.Johnj wrote:Phew !digger303 wrote:Tamiya - Nr. 60326 - 1:32
I think it must have been a totally different kit's box art i was looking at. I dont know what it was, i havent been able to find it again.
Looking forward to getting this, should be here by the end of thdm week.
Just pray the postman doesn't get a hernia bringing it to your front door!
Sure is mate. Mind you, their 1/32 Corsair is no lightweight either, that box is almost as big.Johnj wrote:
It's a big'un is it ?
I'm thinking about doing it for the tamiya GB but i dont know if four months is long enough ? I'd like to know what others have in mind but i suppose i'll find out soon enough