My library just grew again 2014...

[PR19_Kit]

Only to find there's not even a Vacform Hastings in the one true scale

Regards
Keith

There certainly was one, but I can't remember who did it. Formaplane comes to mind, but it may have been Contrail/Sanger etc.

[jcf]

Yep, Formaplane later re-released by AiM with resin and metal bits.

[hamsandwich]

Britain's Cold War Fighters, my dads enjoying it (national service nostalgia)

[Gondor]

Picked up from The Works today

The Pythons Autobiography by The Pythons

Gondor

[PR19_Kit]

I visit to our favourite local charity shop with two boxes of paperbacks to donate ended up with me buying NINE other hardbacks!

Five volumes of the World Airpower Journal, a superb pictorial history of BA with all the various colour schemes depicted and discussed, Thomas Becher's book on the 757 and 767 which includes diagrams and pics of models of the numerous different models that Boeing investigated, David Brown's book on the Royal Navy in the Falklands War, just about the only Falklands book I haven't got and an esoteric model railway book, all for £1 each! 

RESULT! 

[darthspud]

From Amazon(cos it's easier for me)
The Red Line by John Nichol
&
Higher Call by Adam Makos- arrived friday and finished mid morning sunday, quality piece of writing about truly honourable men.

[kitnut617]

Only to find there's not even a Vacform Hastings in the one true scale

Regards
Keith

There certainly was one, but I can't remember who did it. Formaplane comes to mind, but it may have been Contrail/Sanger etc.

Yep, Formaplane later re-released by AiM with resin and metal bits.

I got hold of one only a few months ago from a private sale --

[NARSES2]

Heads up for the Aeroplane Magazine.

Was in Smiths today and noticed the display. A WWI Special with a section on the Biggles exhibition at Hendon. Got it and when I got it home discovered that this edition also includes 4 WWI postcards of aircraft and a free copy of one of their Company Profile bookazines. Company was Vickers (not sure if all mags have the same bookazine ?). I haven't got this one so  And a  as the magazine was £5.25 and the bookazine is normally £7 odd 

[PR19_Kit]

Huh? 

I didn't get the cards or the Profile mag! I'm going to complain!

[jcf]

Red Star Vol. 22, Mil's Heavylift Helicopters: Mi-6/Mi-10/V-12/M-26,
Y. Gordon, D. and S. Komissarov, Midland Publishing 2005.


Brand new at a Half-Price Books for $6.99, original price of $36.95.
They had a few other Red Star volumes at the same price, but this
was the only title of interest.

I have the AModel 1/72 Mi-10K which I got last year at a steep discount, it
had been a long-term shelf-sitter in the shop. Guess they got tired of it
taking up too much real estate. 

The Mil volume has a nice colour photo of the record setting Mi-10R with
Mi-6 tricycle gear which featured lovely spats on the main wheels.

[Steel Penguin]

2 RPG source books,  Primeval companion  for more running from dinos fun, and the 4th Doctor who source book, Jellybabys anyone?

[NARSES2]

Huh? 

I didn't get the cards or the Profile mag! I'm going to complain!

It's the Autumn edition Kit (I don't normally get it so I assume it's quarterly ?). Croydon WH Smiths had a special display stand set up for it, which is why I saw it otherwise I would have missed it

[PR19_Kit]

Ah, OK. 

The current 'normal' edition has a Biggles painting on the cover and it's almost wall to wall WWI inside, no wonder I was confused. 

[Hobbes]

British Aircraft Corporation: a history (Stephen Skinner)
American X and Y planes volume 2: experimental aircraft since 1945 (Kev Darling)

[lenny100]

Pre ordered the road to nimrod and revived at last my copy of eyes in the sky