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Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2015 9:06 pm
by Stikpusher
Yeah, Fermis rocks! I wanna be like him when I grow up ;)

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2015 9:25 pm
by jelliott523
:giggles: ....when you grow up! :giggles:

:youwish: Just kidding, I refuse to grow up myself!!!

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 6:09 am
by Thomas_M
Guys, exactly this is the kind of mood I love here on our place! Thanks for making me smile, the first time today! Ya know, we Germans are not really known for our smiles... :DI:

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 7:04 am
by LyleW
The laws of nature will require that we grow older, but we are not obligated to grow up. We play with plastic for crying out loud.

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 8:41 am
by Fermis
Thomas_M wrote: Ya know, we Germans are not really known for our smiles... :DI:
Really??!!

Everyone that I have met from Germany, have been great, good humored, kill ya with kindness people! Maybe I've just been fortunate?!!!
Last year, I got to meet my idols, Markus Grosskopf and Michael Weikath of Helloween (from Hamburg Germany). Having been one of the top, most influential metal bands of the last 3 decades, I was seriously expecting major ego's and general @$$holery...those guys are a class act! A couple of the nicest, down to earth, guys I've ever met.

I'll be headed your way next December...gonna spend just over a week in Nuremberg! I can't wait!!!
I'm even giving up a good chunk of deer season to take the trip...and I aint even mad about it!!!

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 9:48 am
by Thomas_M
Fermis wrote:
Thomas_M wrote: Ya know, we Germans are not really known for our smiles... :DI:
Really??!!

Everyone that I have met from Germany, have been great, good humored, kill ya with kindness people! Maybe I've just been fortunate?!!!
...
Ah, you should have seen me smiling when typing this... :winkgrin:

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 12:33 pm
by mostrich
Fermis wrote: Last year, I got to meet my idols, Markus Grosskopf and Michael Weikath of Helloween (from Hamburg Germany). (...)
I'll be headed your way next December...gonna spend just over a week in Nuremberg! I can't wait!!!
I'm even giving up a good chunk of deer season to take the trip...and I aint even mad about it!!!
If you find your way to Hamburg one day (my hometown) it would be a pleasure for me to visit a metal concert with you. The scene is quite active here in the north. Just come over and be my guest.

Sorry for off topic, Jelliott :kissing:

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 12:56 pm
by Fermis
mostrich wrote:
Fermis wrote: Last year, I got to meet my idols, Markus Grosskopf and Michael Weikath of Helloween (from Hamburg Germany). (...)
I'll be headed your way next December...gonna spend just over a week in Nuremberg! I can't wait!!!
I'm even giving up a good chunk of deer season to take the trip...and I aint even mad about it!!!
If you find your way to Hamburg one day (my hometown) it would be a pleasure for me to visit a metal concert with you. The scene is quite active here in the north. Just come over and be my guest.

Sorry for off topic, Jelliott :kissing:
That would be amazing!
Helloween has been at the top of my list since I first heard them, back in 1988! Trumped only by Kai Hansen (original founder of Helloween) with Gamma Ray. I wish the U.S. metal scene could even come close to what it is in the rest of the world (Europe especially!)...we're still being force fed a craptastic batch of crap. The nice thing is, though...when we do get the bands coming around, they are playing small venues(1000-1500 people), and the guys will "hang out" with the fans, take pics, autographs and chit chat. A FAR cry from what you'd get a Wacken, or any of the other big festivals!
I've been setting aside a few bucks here and there...in a couple years, I'll be able to do the "70,000 Tons of Metal" cruise!!!

Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 2:58 pm
by Stikpusher
Thomas_M wrote:Guys, exactly this is the kind of mood I love here on our place! Thanks for making me smile, the first time today! Ya know, we Germans are not really known for our smiles... :DI:

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Re: 1/48 Bags and Equipment

Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2015 3:34 pm
by mostrich
Oh gosh... :stinky:
Please don't remember me on our NBC-weapons defence training. The yellow fluid you can see on the photo posted by Stik (thank you for that!) is actually a decontamination liquid, brewed by highly educated German Army specialists.

Don't try this at home...