These days, it's necessary, in some areas, to have anti-RPG cages on, to force the detonation a bit early. They also give an opportunity for hanging some camouflage on. This is a Spartan under all that.
For stuff along the lines of the cement bubble, I've always been in favour of the models being supplied un-numbered, but with a sheet of numbers to be applied as required by the (new) owner.
Entire site here - http://www.uk.morettoshop.com/mens-underwear/t-shirts/garda-mens-underwear-v-neck-t-shirt-size-mm-0046-73.html - devoted to Garda underwear, for those with a specialist interest...
There's Irish interest this year.
You can even vote, if you like.
Here - http://www.fifa.com/ballon-dor/puskas-award/index.html .
Some noses could be put out of joint......
The website - http://modelshopbelfast.com/index.php/boucher-retail-park - says this-
"modelshopbelfast.com is an online store specialising in the latest collectable Plastic kits, Model Railways, Radio Control and Diecast.
Enjoy the peace of mind of Secure Online Ordering through our Sage Pay payment system. With a frequently changing stock list you will always find something of interest on our pages.
As well as our website we also operate a popular ebay store. Click here to visit or ebay store"
No mention of having a physical presence any more...
I've just been round to where I made some ramps from a single sheet of hardboard - so, they are exactly eight feet long - and the rise is actually three and a quarter inches - more than I remembered. They were made to lift the track to go over a Hornby suspension bridge. We had no real problems with things going up there - certainly not with Murphy traction.
Murphy Mania appears to be a recognised condition, with its own magazine and an annual convention for "sufferers".
http://www.frits.cistron.nl/murphy/mania.html