RE: We're No. '1' :)

I think the request was for SG scale, right? Otherwise, there were
saucers
with blister cockpits in the Space Master/Silent Death line, but I'll be
jiggered if I can recall names.

My assumption is that saucers in 'The kitchen cupboard?' might well be
too
flat, but plenty of hard plastic bowls of weird and wonderous shapes in
'thrift shops' here in the US. Take plastic cases from gum ball machine
prizes for cockpits, and you're half way there.

By the way, 'thrift shops' refer to the usually charity resellers of
household discards. If you'd care to explain different terms in Oz or
the
UK for that, gumball, or even 'cockpit' OFF LIST, I'd consider it a
kindness.

I still use Alan's example of being in a meeting asking for a 'rubber'
as
a sterling example of the non-unity of the English language. ;->=

The_Beast

									
						
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Scotia do a small and  large 1/300 Scale Flying saucers - I haven't seen
them, so I can't comment

Scotia Micromodels, Halgreen Castle, Inverbervie, ANGUS DD10 0PU
Tel.01561 362861 Fax. 01561362444 Email scotiagrendel@onet.co.uk

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> From:   Beth Fulton [SMTP:beth.fulton@marine.csiro.au]
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> On a related issue, anyone know where I can get some decent looking
> 'saucers' (I'd like a vehicle for my little guys).
>
> Cheers
>
> Beth
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