Ska decals on ebay

[Weaver]

Just found these that might amuse some folk (yes, I bought 2 x 1/72nd sets):

Note that they come in 1/10th, 1/18th, 1/32nd & 1/72nd scales, also defined by the size of the sheet, and also in black-on-white or black-on-clear.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Waterslide-Ska-Sticker-Transfer-1-10-1-18-1-32-1-72-Scale-RC-Slotcar-Model-Decal/183662465388?hash=item2ac322d16c:m:m6oBMaJxKbyoEcgZl3aKCEw

[Weaver]

He also does this set, which could be useful for an alternative history scenario where the US South won or at least didn't lose:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Waterslide-Transfer-Dukes-Hazard-General-Lee-RC-car-1-10-1-18-1-32-1-72-Scales/172984365537?hash=item2846abf1e1:m:mZ6i9pA-dWFhh0hH9L9FMeg

[PR19_Kit]

Why do I have 'Mirror in the bathroom' running through my head now? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_-7fqUMuyg

[NARSES2]

I had a little black trilby like that 

[The Wooksta!]

Why do I have 'Mirror in the bathroom' running through my head now? 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_-7fqUMuyg

Funny, I was thinking "Lip up fatty!"

They look great, although I don't know what to put them on!  Falklands era nose art, perhaps?

[DogfighterZen]

  Very cool!! This is what came to mind right away... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51NYRwrRvk0

[NARSES2]

I used to wear a suit and pork pie like that back in about 68 ?

[Rheged]

Why do I have 'Mirror in the bathroom' running through my head now? 

Thank you, Mr Spackman!!  I now have "Mirror...."  playing on a repeating loop in my head!

COMPLETELY off topic, I'm currently researching into the WW1 Border Regiment. Are you, perhaps, related to Charles Edward Spackman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Spackman, whom I met at a school history event in 1964?

[The Wooksta!]

On further reflection, I think at least one of the stepping dudes would be ideal nose art for a 72nd HSA P.1214 "X-wing" with the slogan "One Step Beyond!" underneath.

[PR19_Kit]

COMPLETELY off topic, I'm currently researching into the WW1 Border Regiment. Are you, perhaps, related to Charles Edward Spackman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Spackman, whom I met at a school history event in 1964?

Not that I'm aware of. He was Hampshire based and my branch of the family hails from Wiltshire, Wootton Basset to be precise.

He seems to have been one hell of a soldier, doesn't he? Killed the entire gun crew bar one and then captured the gun all on his own!