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107th FS celebrates big time with a very cool WWII themed Hawg:

https://theaviationist.com/2017/08/07/u ... -squadron/

We already know about this one Chris - Greg flagged it in my A-10 thread. I've said I'll produce it for the new models.

John

That was me John you are thinking about pasties again!

Sorry Gary, pasties again.

John

I really hope Pasties is UK slang for something other than what it is here in the US... Because, no offense... but I don't want to be thinking about you guys and pasties.

Pasties can be a form of covering up a woman's nipples, but here in upper midwest of the USA such as Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, you will find the beef, potato, vegetable pie of United Kingdom origin.

A pasty is a baked pastry, a traditional variety of which is particularly associated with Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Wikipedia
Place of origin: United Kingdom
Alternative names: Cornish pasty, pastie, British pasty, oggie, oggy, teddy oggie, tiddy oggin and others
Serving temperature: Hot or cold
Course: Main
Main ingredients: A pastry case with variable fillings, usually beef and vegetables
Region or state: Often associated with Cornwall

The origin of "a pasty moment" stems from ex-Prime Minister David Cameron introducing a tax on take-away hot food. He cited his pleasure at eating a pasty at Leeds station on a certain date. However that could not have been possible because the pasty shop wasn't there then. The term has since been used in the UK to describe a mistake due to bad memory. Mine included.

John

Green Army!

Sorry but all this talk of pasties means it has to be said.

(I realise that anybody that has not seen the Aviva ads will not have a clue)

Who mentioned Gregs
https://www.greggs.co.uk/bakes/beef-and-vegetable-pasty