Night mate .CEASE FIRE im goin to kip
Night mate .CEASE FIRE im goin to kip
Calm down Bro!!! It's all a matter of serious research on this subject. The above posted links are in fact, "Fake News"...Remember the reports of Paul McCartney getting killed in a car accident back when???I, for the life of me, do not know (or wish to know) what you are all on about! I for one do not know what Marmite is, nor do I care. It is obviously, not available here in theColoniesStates and if it is, they are keeping it a very large secret!! So far, from what I have read, it is somewhere between the "Cats whisker" and the Horses A**...take yer pick! I for one am neither "here" nor "there" !
Be careful Rick!!!...Hobnobs, according to Wackypedia, are really an Insel version of sanding sponges. Baking time dictates the proper grit you will need to sand your models...............Think I'll stick to hob nobs and call it good!
My word your on form Dude1.Think your mini break did you good.Calm down Bro!!! It's all a matter of serious research on this subject. The above posted links are in fact, "Fake News"...Remember the reports of Paul McCartney getting killed in a car accident back when???
I dug deep and found the "Rest of the Story" about Marmite. Quite interesting and according to Wackypedia, it was discovered by a modeler (Harvee Wallbanger?) on the Insel in the early 70's. He developed the formula to finally get his overly-thick Tamiya decals to stick on his models and to snuggle into the seams. He had to add the yeast to cover up the smell, as his wife couldn't stand it or the smell of his enamel paints either. Word spread and soon many modelers on the Insel were using his formula with great results on their kits...
During the blizzard winter of 1974 (about 6 inches max!), food was in short supply as many modelers couldn't get to the store to buy foodstuffs. One morning, Harvee's wife, by accident, grabbed the wrong jar out of the cupboard and instead of jam, smeared Marmite on his toast. Being a bit hungover, Harvee ate the toast and........survived!! He stated that it tasted rather good and really stuck to his ribs. Word spread and soon, modelers all over the Insel gave it a try......But!!!
Some loved it and others hated it. The lovers were getting 2 uses out of it. Sticking decals and something to eat on their toast, out of a jar. The haters only used it to stick decals on their models, but pretty soon along came Micro Sol & Set on the scene. The haters threw their jars of the stuff away and went with these new formulas on the market, and never looked back...
So now we have 2 sides, facing off in this debate. Wackypedia didn't mention if Marmite came in different colors like Dark Yellow or Panzer Gray. If it does, then we have just opened up another can of worms here...
Anyway, thanks to Wackypedia for finally bringing out the truth in this massive debate!!! Now, fight nice guys.....
Be careful Rick!!!...Hobnobs, according to Wackypedia, are really an Insel version of sanding sponges. Baking time dictates the proper grit you will need to sand your models...............
Prost
Allen
Pah nothing but propergander from you sir an we are still ahead in the polls lolI have trust In the strength of Marmite, and vave decided to hold my shock weapon in reserve, to mop up final pockets of resistance. I have boxes of Twiglets all ready to deploy - uyou have been warned...................
Dave
Surely these can't be real Dave? Marmite should remain in the jar as far as Im concerned.The Allies are gathering..........................
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so - I may never need to deploy the Twiglets!!!
Dave
ps you can get Marmite Crunchy Peanut Butter, as well!
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