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Barrychuckle replied to the thread Black and White Movies.Carry on Sergeant with our Compo in it as the Corporal -
Barrychuckle replied to the thread A Different type of Picture Quiz #20.Who's the Mouse In the Poetry Group? Smiler dressed as Sherlock Homes
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Barrychuckle replied to the thread Has to be Turkey.My kinda Christmas Roger !!!! Do you watch the Christmas episodes or are they banned too? :D
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I'm definitely a Crum. I don't even have a tree or decorations. It could be a curry on Christmas day or whatever I can find in the freezer. On Boxing day I go to my friend's house and we drink beer and eat Christmassy snacks.
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Barrychuckle replied to the thread Danbury Mint Models set of 6.Do you know roughly how much they cost new?
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ferret reacted to Barrychuckle's post in the thread The Car is the Star (thanks to our Graham!!!!) with
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Really interesting video, and kudos to @Graham for is outstanding work on the car! Glad to hear you're paying your road tax :D @theatrically_inclined also got a mention I see ! I'm guessing you were both involved in the making of... -
maltrab replied to the thread Danbury Mint Models set of 6.If you are talking about the set of 6, they will have a few bob to pay for the postage, plus I have seen individual models selling for £80 plus postage, if they accepted a decent offer even better -
GGraham reacted to maltrab's post in the thread The Car is the Star (thanks to our Graham!!!!) with Like.
Yes there was and you can pay between £25 and £50 for it...
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GGraham reacted to Amos Hames 2's post in the thread The Car is the Star (thanks to our Graham!!!!) with Like.
Sure there was a diecast model avalible of Edies car ?
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Pearl replied to the thread Danbury Mint Models set of 6.Holy melony that's a price! -
maltrab replied to the thread Danbury Mint Models set of 6.Plus one for @Pearl...
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Set of 6 on eBay for a fair price, probably worth making an offer...
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maltrab replied to the thread The Car is the Star (thanks to our Graham!!!!).But it goes around righthand corners a bit sharper
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maltrab replied to the thread Has to be Turkey.We always have a variety of meats with the traditional meal, my Grandson likes a curry at Christmas, though he is in the Falkland's this Christmas so he will have what the RAF give him, probably Chicken Ding
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I'm very lucky, I have a neigbour that cared for me when I had major surgery a few years ago, she still thinks I need 'feeding up' and the Xmas dinners she sends up to me are to die for! TRADITIONAL!!
