Mach2

[Thorvic]

It's one of the larger aircraft I would not mind having in 1/72 though saying that 1/144 is easier for storage and transportation. I shall probably have to save my pennies.

Gondor

MikroMir were asking about drawings on BM so i suspect they may be looking at one to go with the Beverley

[Gondor]

I reckon the plural of Argosy would be Argos, eg the Argos are coming, but I bow to any classics scholars amongst us 

How about an Odyssey?

Gondor

[Rick Lowe]

I reckon the plural of Argosy would be Argos, eg the Argos are coming, but I bow to any classics scholars amongst us 

But given the dumbing down of the language, shouldn't that be "Argo" with a silent 'S', per the movie? 



Or what about Argolots, as opposed to Argonaughts (sic)?

[NARSES2]

I reckon the plural of Argosy would be Argos, eg the Argos are coming, but I bow to any classics scholars amongst us 

How about an Odyssey?

Gondor

Be great for a collective noun 

[Rheged]

I reckon the plural of Argosy would be Argos, eg the Argos are coming, but I bow to any classics scholars amongst us 

May I suggest "A TRUNDLE of Argosies"   or, if you wish, "Argosae"  (I think)

[jcf]

The Argo was the ship of Jason and the Argonauts (built by Argus), which is not the same as the city
of Argos and different again from the English argosy which means a large ship and apparently comes
from the old Italian Ragusea; a vessel of Ragusa. (OED)

Plural is argosies according to the the OED.

[KiwiZac]

May I suggest "A TRUNDLE of Argosies"

Works for me!

[McColm]

Would make a great kitbash with the C-54's wings and vertical tail.

[PR19_Kit]

which is not the same as the city of Argos

It's a city? 

I know their shops are large but I didn't think they were THAT large!

[The Big Gimper]

We now how to pluralize Argosy.

But am I going to get a kit report? 

[jcf]

which is not the same as the city of Argos

It's a city? 

In Greece.

[NARSES2]

To be clear otherwise things could get very complicated - whenever do they do that on this site ?

Argos is a city in Greece and it's also a Catalogue Store in the U.K. Just in case some elsewhere in the world don't know that

and different again from the English argosy which means a large ship and apparently comes
from the old Italian Ragusea; a vessel of Ragusa. (OED)

Plural is argosies according to the the OED.

They must have had a few pints that night to get from Ragusa (which I've been to) to Argosy 

[Rheged]

To be clear otherwise things could get very complicated - whenever do they do that on this site ?

Argos is a city in Greece and it's also a Catalogue Store in the U.K. Just in case some elsewhere in the world don't know that

and different again from the English argosy which means a large ship and apparently comes
from the old Italian Ragusea; a vessel of Ragusa. (OED)

Plural is argosies according to the the OED.

They must have had a few pints that night to get from Ragusa (which I've been to) to Argosy 

They dropped  their R's,  in a manner of speaking.  Ragusa -> agusea -> argosy.    I suppose it's possible.

[McColm]

Has there ever been a Mach2 theme build?

[Rick Lowe]

Has there ever been a Mach2 theme build?

Or, as seems likely from the general opinion of their products, "An Exercise In Frustration"... 

Cheers