This was the ultimate insect killer. Purloined from the lock-up of a painter and decorator this paraffin fuelled blow lamp was the best flame thrower you could find. Made of brass and weighing in at around 2 kilos this thing was nearly indestructible. Used mainly in action around the high wall, many insects and plastic models fell prey to its hot kiss. Quite surprising is that no one was injured during operations. This blow lamp replaced the small plastic squeezy bottles which were previously used for such purposes.
Monday, 15 September 2008
Standard equipment #2
This was the ultimate insect killer. Purloined from the lock-up of a painter and decorator this paraffin fuelled blow lamp was the best flame thrower you could find. Made of brass and weighing in at around 2 kilos this thing was nearly indestructible. Used mainly in action around the high wall, many insects and plastic models fell prey to its hot kiss. Quite surprising is that no one was injured during operations. This blow lamp replaced the small plastic squeezy bottles which were previously used for such purposes.
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There seems to be a common thread running through your standard equipment series Bobrob.
Pyromania, an associated behaviour in O'Hare's psychopathy checklist and a surefire indicator of future disturbed behaviours and unhealthy interests.
"My erse" I say. We are no more crazy than the next guy, we were just kids having fun.
Who needs eyebrows anyway when you are 10 year old.
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