Airfix are back in business
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crazylegs
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Thats fantastic news...
Even better that they are using Licensing deals for the new Doctor Who Tardis and figures, should get some of the younger kids interested in building there own kits and off the playstations in there bedrooms..
Even better that they are using Licensing deals for the new Doctor Who Tardis and figures, should get some of the younger kids interested in building there own kits and off the playstations in there bedrooms..
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Have just today hung an Airbus My Travel and a Boeing airliner on my sons ceiling..he is 3...Said to me " You`ve done a great job Dad " whilst snotting from the nose aahh.
He will love them and he is the future ..so welcome back Airfix
He will love them and he is the future ..so welcome back Airfix
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I grew up with Airfix.
I had loads of them, I think I was permanently high on the glue and paint fumes
Aeroplanes, tanks, soldiers, boats, cars, soldiers and cheap rolling stock for my Tri-ang trainset, although I always had to put a pebble in them rolling stock cos they was too light and would come off the rails unless you added some weight.
Hours spent painting tiny soldiers and spending all weekend in me bedroom staging elaborate wars with two of me mates.
And all this before them wargames shops.
Nostalgia It's a bitch 
Another thought - all those peeps who snapped up Airifx kits at inflated prices when their demise was announced - is their investment now forfeit?
I had loads of them, I think I was permanently high on the glue and paint fumes
Aeroplanes, tanks, soldiers, boats, cars, soldiers and cheap rolling stock for my Tri-ang trainset, although I always had to put a pebble in them rolling stock cos they was too light and would come off the rails unless you added some weight.
Hours spent painting tiny soldiers and spending all weekend in me bedroom staging elaborate wars with two of me mates.
And all this before them wargames shops.
Nostalgia
It's a bitch Another thought - all those peeps who snapped up Airifx kits at inflated prices when their demise was announced - is their investment now forfeit?
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That's a thought... Floppy's mention of glue fumes, etc., I wonder how they are getting around that particular "elf and safety" thing? Lots of odourless paints around, but what about the glue? Yes, I know there are odourless glues, but I have yet to discover any that actually stick effectively...... I have even failed with so-called "super-glue" ...or is that just me? 
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Taffycat said:That's a thought... Floppy's mention of glue fumes, etc., I wonder how they are getting around that particular "elf and safety" thing? Lots of odourless paints around, but what about the glue? Yes, I know there are odourless glues, but I have yet to discover any that actually stick effectively...... I have even failed with so-called "super-glue" ...or is that just me?
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Leeks are notouriously difficult to fix with glue . Try jubilee clips as they are the right shape .
