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Originally Posted by raymo
At least you hadn't gone away for a week.
raymo
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True, even overnight could have been fatal. I reckon the local cats would have been interested, though perhaps too well fed to take on that beak.
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Originally Posted by redbeard
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I see your point. I'm sure it was as thankful as it knew how to be.
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Originally Posted by AndyG
Gorgeous animals them Kookaburras. I once had a small bat crash land into my model plane shelf when I was a wee lad. We hadn't finished building the house, so it was basically a tin shed by that stage. He got stuck under the wieght of a 1:72 AV/8B, twitching. Kinda looked like that scene with E.T. hiding amonst all the stuffed toys. We caught him in a tupperware box and got to see it close up for a little while, before letting him go.
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Just as well you weren't into 1:12 scale. If you can remember the model numbers you obviously knew your trains much better than I did. I had a fast sleek passenger train and a slow chunky goods train - that's as much as I knew.