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General Discussion / Re: Tintin figures :)Last post by Bob G - Yesterday at 08:44:22 PMCute.
Next will be Asterix perhaps... #12
General Discussion / Tintin figures :)Last post by ntpntpntp - Yesterday at 08:17:23 PMLatest offer email from DM Toys includes various Tintin characters - though not actually named as such
Tintin and Snowy Captain Haddock Professor Calculus Thompson and Thomson (with a P and without ) Bianca Castafiore https://www.dm-toys.de/en/product-details/MU_N-W99064.html ![]() https://www.dm-toys.de/en/product-details/MU_N-W99069.html ![]() I had several of the hardback books back in the 60s, I'm sure they're still around somewhere... #13
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by joe cassidy - Yesterday at 08:07:23 PMWhen I was a young man in the UK with my mates target practice was one of our favourite hobbies.
We called it "darts". #14
General Discussion / Re: Ebay postage for SellerLast post by geofff - Yesterday at 08:06:03 PMSurely when you pay for the postage, you will buy the relevant insurance from the carrier (Royal Mail/Evri and others). If you go outside of Ebay's postage system how can they know?
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General Discussion / Re: Ebay postage for SellerLast post by njee20 - Yesterday at 06:39:55 PMThe whole point of simple postage was that eBay assumed the risk for both the seller and the buyer. In the event it wasn't delivered both are eligible for a refund, as long as the simple postage label was used (and scanned into the system). Is your comment based on experience?
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General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by Moonglum - Yesterday at 04:54:06 PMI think that before this particular topic spirals any further downhill, it would be helpful if the NGF moderators could look closely at the NGF's Code of Conduct to see if any of its rules have actually been broken by the original post (OP) and/or subsequent posts.
Clearly, the OP has caused (rightly or wrongly) some outcry and complaint as well as some (rightly or wrongly) support. Since the original thread under General Discussion/hobbies has been deleted I can pass no further comment. It is possible that the Code of Conduct needs to be further updated to deal with this kind of situation. Perhaps @scottmitchell74 could take the time read the section in the Code covering Bullying or Grievances - see Welcome and Introduction. From a personal point of view, if the opportunity arises, I like to take part in laser pistol shooting, airgun shooting and archery for my enjoyment so therefore in this case I can see both points of view. @Ali Smith has made some reasonable and balanced points. I hope this helps. Tim #17
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by Ali Smith - Yesterday at 03:03:40 PMTarget shooting is a sport practiced in the UK. In fact it is an Olympic sport, so I don't see why it is any more objectionable that any other sport that is from time to time discussed here.
In a country like the USA where firearm possession is extremely commonplace it is desirable that everybody should learn to handle a weapon confidently, if only to apply the safety catch or remove ammunition. The ability to defend oneself against an intruder who is quite likely to be armed is also valuable. None of this is necessary in the UK of course. We just stab each other instead. Just to make it clear, I am not advocating liberalising UK gun laws. Nor do I take part in any form of shooting. #18
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by scottmitchell74 - Yesterday at 02:49:05 PMQuote from: Bealman on Yesterday at 09:57:44 AMWhy is target practice necessary? The section I posted in is literally called General Discussion and includes "Other Hobbies." Sub Titled - "Let us know what else interests you." First post from Tank: " I've created a new Board for members to show their hobbies. I know that we have a thread for it, but I felt that each hobby should have it's own thread for replies to encourage conversation. Please feel free to create your own thread and show off your hobby. With pictures if possible, we love 'em! "There was not a caveat: "Americans not welcome." Perhaps I'm not welcome? You have stated YOUR OPINION. #19
General Discussion / Ebay postage for SellerLast post by mojo - Yesterday at 11:31:30 AMWhen selling items by auction, ebay only list "simple postage" which gives BUYERS compensation for loss in transit but not SELLERS.
If I use the seller pays and then do not use the printed label but postage with insurance for loss, then ebay does not know when the item has been delivered. Is ther some other way of covering both scenarios? Maurice C. #20
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by Bealman - Yesterday at 09:57:44 AMWhy is target practice necessary?
I'm sorry, mate, but a handgun is only designed for killing PEOPLE. This forum is about model railways. End of discussion. | Please Support Us!
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