Resin Infantry Models

[Admiral-Badruck]

The sword I paper thin an there is a goove in the center of the sword so I thin pining is out of the question

[Primarch]

Pin it on the outside. Get a fine piece of wire and run it up the groove of the sword. Not much else you can do really.

[Admiral-Badruck]

that is good advice I will have a butcher...

[Primarch]

that is good advice I will have a butcher...

If you insist on trying to speak like a cockney, its "butchers" as in "I will take butcher's hook"

For those of you who dont speak Cockney rhyming slang "a butcher's hook" means "a look"

[Spevna]

that is good advice I will have a butcher...

If you insist on trying to speak like a cockney, its "butchers" as in "I will take butcher's hook"

For those of you who dont speak Cockney rhyming slang "a butcher's hook" means "a look"

Maybe he is actually going to start a fight with a butcher, and " 'ave 'im!!! ".

[Admiral-Badruck]

thanks for the lesson mates I will have a Butcher's Hook, I know that a yanking seeking Brit is almost as bad as MIJ speeking ork but I would like to see the looks on your Chevy Cases when I finally get it right.

[Spevna]

thanks for the lesson mates I will have a Butcher's Hook, I know that a yanking seeking Brit is almost as bad as MIJ speeking ork but I would like to see the looks on your Chevy Cases when I finally get it right.

It's not a "Chevy Chase", it's a "Boat Race". Trust me, I am an actual cockney. There is one criteria that needs to be met if you want to be considered a cockney and nobody, save for I, have met it.

"The region in which "Cockneys" are thought to reside is not clearly defined. A common belief is that in order to be a Cockney, one must have been born within earshot of the Bow Bells. However, the church of St Mary-le-Bow was destroyed in 1666 by the Great Fire of London and rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren. After the bells were destroyed again in 1941 in The Blitz of World War II, and before they were replaced in 1961, there was a period when by this definition no 'Bow-bell' Cockneys could be born.[13] The use of such a literal definition produces other problems, since the area around the church is no longer residential and the noise of the area makes it unlikely that many people would be born within earshot of the bells anymore,[14] although Guy's Hospital and St Thomas' hospital are both within the defined area covered by the sound of the Bow Bells, suggesting a reasonable number of South London Cockneys continue to be born within the sound of the bells."