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Model Forum / General / Models / February 2010Hard time finding Moskit items....
Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit items??? Thanks > Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit > items??? > Thanks You can try here for starters; http://depothobbies.com/moskit_32nd_and_48th_scale_aircr.htm Google is your friend............  SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com > Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit > items??? > Thanks Moskit went OOB some years ago because the eco-nazis shut them down...at least that is what I've heard. Some shops still have a few items left on the shelves but we're basically down to scraping the bottom on that fine product line. Here's a few places that are still listing some Moskit items - search these to see what they have remaining: http://www.rollmodels.net/standard/catalog.htm http://www.greatmodels.com/ http://www.hannants.co.uk/ Signature- Rufus >> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >> items??? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >http://www.hannants.co.uk/ why, did they make mercury resin or some sillyness? >>> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >>> items??? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > why, did they make mercury resin or some sillyness? I'm not really sure - all I know is that someone at one of my club meetings said they'd been shut down for "environmental impact" reasons because of the process used to make the metal exhausts. Probably some chemical they used to remove the cores after sintering...but that's a guess. If I were going to make these things, I'd spray or vapor deposit powdered metal onto a core - like of jeweler's investment - and then sinter them at high heat until the metal fused. Then you plop the whole layup into water (or some chemical bath?) and the investment dissolves, leaving the hollow metal part. ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. Signature- Rufus > ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that > that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. Thats what we have guns for lol <grin> SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like >> that that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. > > Thats what we have guns for lol <grin> ...that's all well and good for us...though we seem to be in ammo-conserve mode these days... ..."take my resin, but my Moskit, I'll defend to the death!" Signature- Rufus Being in the UK and therefore civilised, we don't have a need for guns, though I know that lead is being banned from shotgun pellets MH >> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. > > Thats what we have guns for lol <grin> > Being in the UK and therefore civilised, we don't have a need for guns, > though I know that lead is being banned from shotgun pellets [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Thats what we have guns for lol <grin> I said it as a joke, we can get along can't we ?? lol... We here is the South love our gun's ! (I'm not a yank...) BTW I loved visiting England ohh so long ago..... We had clear skies in April ! Stonehenge was probably the most impressive place I've ever been. SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >> Being in the UK and therefore civilised, we don't have a need for >> guns, though I know that lead is being banned from shotgun pellets [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > BTW I loved visiting England ohh so long ago..... We had clear skies in > April ! Stonehenge was probably the most impressive place I've ever been. ...us damnyankees in our right minds love ours, too. Mine have followed me from Ohio to Texas to the high Mojave...wouldn't be without them. BTW - I only passed through Heathrow on my way to Stockholm, but I did enjoy the pause...hope I can get back and nose about a bit more sometime in the future. Signature- Rufus >> Being in the UK and therefore civilised, we don't have a need for guns, >> though I know that lead is being banned from shotgun pellets [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >BTW I loved visiting England ohh so long ago..... We had clear skies in >April ! Stonehenge was probably the most impressive place I've ever been. second only to the great plaza at giza for sheer scale! >> BTW I loved visiting England ohh so long ago..... We had clear skies in >> April ! Stonehenge was probably the most impressive place I've ever been. >> > second only to the great plaza at giza for sheer scale! Actually one of the things that impressed me about Stonehenge besides the size of the *rocks* that make it up, is just how small the stone circle really is. Don't know how or why, but pictures of it make it seem much bigger than it really is. Now for really impressive (to me at least) is the ramp at Masada... SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com ...that's not what I hear...only that they won't let you have them, not that you don't need them. Signature- Rufus > Being in the UK and therefore civilised, we don't have a need for guns, > though I know that lead is being banned from shotgun pellets [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Thats what we have guns for lol <grin> >> In article <GbednVTTGPvUBPnWnZ2dnUVZ_hadnZ2d@mchsi.com>, Rufus <not@home.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >....anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. probably like ronnie rayguns killer trees. drop that branch, kermit, we have green bullets tracking you with low emission radar! be carefull were you put that ion beam projector. >>> In article <GbednVTTGPvUBPnWnZ2dnUVZ_hadnZ2d@mchsi.com>, Rufus <not@home.com> >> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > green bullets tracking you with low emission radar! be carefull were you put > that ion beam projector. I just found out while checking up on Apple's new iPad that the FCC now mandates GPS tracker in all cellular devices...talk about big brother watching... Signature- Rufus >...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. ...You know, if we'd just start shooting these treehugging hippie perverts each time they whine about how something miniscule is destroying the Earth, it wouldn't take too long for them to either get the message and shut up, or simply no longer be an annoyance by no longer existing. OM Signature]=====================================[ ] OMBlog - http://www.io.com/~o_m/omworld [ ] Let's face it: Sometimes you *need* [ ] an obnoxious opinion in your day! [ ]=====================================[ >> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > OM Amen, bro... Signature- Rufus >>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Amen, bro... I hate fanatics, no matter what their cause. IMHO Global Warming is a crock of sh.t and ecology is the current fad for the mentally deficient Tony Chch NZ >>>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Tony Chch NZ ...I've even got s newer theory - I went looking for some stuff on plasma physics the other day, and found a depiction of the plasma surrounding the earth as it travels thought space...the profile at the north pole is like a shock wave...which makes sense, given that the speed of sound in open interstellar space is pretty low... ...so I got to thinking - gas to plasma though ionization...hmmnnn...heat breaks bonds, ionizes gas, energy transfers into free space...ozone hole...big ozone hole at the top of the world, feeding the plasma...and transferring energy... ...postulation? The eco-nuts are responsible for "global warming" because they meddled around to reduce the size of the ozone hole - which probably helps regulate climate by increasing in size to halt excessive warming... See - I can make up crap too...but it's still all crap, other than that the planet can take care of itself and nobody really knows what the hell they're doing or talking about. In the meantime, shoot me a spotted owl and chop me some firewood - I'm hungry. Signature- Rufus >>>>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>>>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >they're doing or talking about. In the meantime, shoot me a spotted owl >and chop me some firewood - I'm hungry. green turtle soup over teak logs is very good. and i'd rather have a freckled red head. yum! >>>>>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>>>>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > green turtle soup over teak logs is very good. and i'd rather have a freckled > red head. yum! ...mmmmmnnnn...redhead(s)... I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing as how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it quite tasty. Signature- Rufus > I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing as > how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it quite tasty. Never had polar bear, black bear was not so tasty to me. Now an opossum wow, I loved that !! And snapping turtle is wonderful too. SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >> I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing as >> how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it quite tasty. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >And snapping turtle is wonderful too. we like southern-fried tourists, they wander and get lost in the heat. if you get them before they rot, they're great with egg wash, flouring and a nice fry until golden brown. >> I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing >> as how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > And snapping turtle is wonderful too. ...now I have passed up snapping turtle, but I got around to goat once and it was better than I though it would be. The bear I had was sort of dine up like a beef Wellington - in sort of a pastry. It was a little greasy as I recall, and fell apart...very tender. The accompanying reindeer kabobs were excellent! Signature- Rufus >>> I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing >>> as how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >pastry. It was a little greasy as I recall, and fell apart...very >tender. The accompanying reindeer kabobs were excellent! and i got excited about 80/20 burger on sale fo 99 cents a pound. >>>> I was just commenting elsewhere on how polar bear might taste, seeing >>>> as how I've had bear meat at a restaurant in Finland and found it [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> > and i got excited about 80/20 burger on sale fo 99 cents a pound. ...hmmnnn...ostrich and buffalo ain't bad eatin' either. Signature- Rufus > In article <dvKdnZTwHNvc3_jWnZ2dnUVZ_t6dnZ2d@mchsi.com>, Rufus > <not@home.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > green turtle soup over teak logs is very good. and i'd rather have a > freckled red head. yum! hey, I am a freckled redhead. Male, 40yo, 6ft, 200lbs, fluently in Dutch, German and English. If it turns you on...... hahaha. Cheers, Dennis >>>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >Tony Chch NZ as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. > as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >> as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. > >We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? sorta. it's the motors that count. i have a 2 stroke street bike. it's loud and i love that. >>> as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. >> We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? >> > sorta. it's the motors that count. i have a 2 stroke street bike. it's loud > and i love that. Not a Kawasaki triple ??? If so I'm in love :) SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >> In article <bPidnT57s_jDUvvWnZ2dnUVZ_hhi4p2d@giganews.com>, AM > <sctuser@comcast.net> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Not a Kawasaki triple ??? If so I'm in love :) i have a 66 yr1 yamaha. it's a 350 twin and considered a pioneer crotch rocket. 5 speeds and lots of omph. i have owned an s3, h1 and h2. the first year production h2 is the scariest bike ever. you can do a quarter mile drag on the rear wheel easily. 0 to 120 in about 2 seconds. puts out over 75 horse stock and weighs about as much as an anorexic school girl. i exxagerate a little, but not much. if you pull the baffles out of each muffler, it sounds like sooperman tearing steel sheets like paper sheets. i will find pics of my yr1. i have h2 pictures but not here. >> as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. > > We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? ...what's a "lawn"? Signature- Rufus >>> as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. >> >> We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? > >....what's a "lawn"? formulized, arcane religious site for the worship of a lesser diety known as "feetsball" > >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > "feetsball" > It's where we keep the pet grass. Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. >>> as long as the motorbikes have fuel, we cool. >> >> We still have a two stroke lawn mower and chainsaw. Does that count ? > > ...what's a "lawn"? It's that green stuff that covers the ground everywhere in summer round here. Matter of fact, at the hight of Spring/Summer here, if it's not man made, or a road or building, it's green and no other color except for tree trunks, and branches on said trees and bushes. I did notice driving cross country last summer, that after crossing the Missouri river, ya all out there do not know what a proper tree is. Big bushes and wimpy pine trees, but no Oaks, Birch, Elm, Walnut, or Maple trees. Just really big bushes... I did learn what Big Sky country was after being in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and the like. I did love that ! (what amateur astronomer wouldn't) SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >>> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Amen, bro... i have a really nice 12 guage that needs exerise. hmm, rock salt, chunks of lava or rabid dogs blood on frozen mercury? >> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that >> that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. > > ...You know, if we'd just start shooting these treehugging hippie > perverts My favorite was the one who fell asleep in the tree he was *protecting* and fell out of it getting hurt in the process. Priceless !!!! SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >>> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like >>> that that could send eco-pol kicking your door in. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Priceless !!!! <http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n276/haytkir/firearms-bear-camera-demotivatio nal.jpg> Signature- Rufus OM wrote the following: > >> ...anyway, there's any number of things involved in a process like that [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > OM > That's one way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. :-) SignatureBill In Hamptonburgh, NY In the original Orange County. Est. 1683 To email, remove the double zeroes after @ >>> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >>> items??? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > why, did they make mercury resin or some sillyness? No, just incredibly beautiful hollow exhausts, VERY nice stuff ! SignatureAM http://sctuser.home.comcast.net http://www.novac.com >>>> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >>>> items??? [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > No, just incredibly beautiful hollow exhausts, VERY nice stuff ! Fortunately, I immediately went and bought a set for every 1/48 and 1/32 scale kit in my stash that they made sets for at the time...very impressive little items, those. ...and no - I'm not selling off any of them! Signature- Rufus >>>>> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >>>>> items??? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >....and no - I'm not selling off any of them! meany. >>>>>> Does anyone have a link to a hobby shop that still carries Moskit >>>>>> items??? [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > meany. ...one for all, and all is mine! Signature- Rufus >> In article <GbednVTTGPvUBPnWnZ2dnUVZ_hadnZ2d@mchsi.com>, Rufus <not@home.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >No, just incredibly beautiful hollow exhausts, VERY nice stuff ! i think hobby town in vegas has some bits in their cases. go left when you enter and at the back wall, look in the cases. just remember that was last week and it may be gone. that store has a lot of 3rd party and is quite good for a chain. |
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