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[blinddrew]

Strewth those are nice! Gauntlet well and truly laid down.

[Sonic Mountain]

I'll throw a few of mine in. The pics are from the build diaries and are maybe not the best angles but you get the idea.

RC-4
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FB-1M
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And the inspiration,
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My interpretation on an ES-3
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Grant

These are gorgeous, big fan of this one.

[Andyxlh]

These are gorgeous, big fan of this one.

Agreed, that is fantastic

[Simon Barden]

We know all about XXXX in the UK.

[Simon Barden]

And also:

[wazkelly]

Couple of good ads Simon. Never see them before. Must have been done for export markets only.

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[Simon Barden]

There are quite a few more like that. Shame they all seem to be of such a poor quality. Like the beer. The stuff brewed in the UK as XXXX was nothing like the XXXX export cans that you could sometimes get.

[king casey]

There are quite a few more like that. Shame they all seem to be of such a poor quality. Like the beer. The stuff brewed in the UK as XXXX was nothing like the XXXX export cans that you could sometimes get.

Beer doesn't travel. Only the license to make it.
I bought a six pack of Fosters when I was living for a time in South Wales (not 'new' south wales) and it was quite good.
Even the so-called quality Stella Artois isn't actually 'imported' and the reason why it tastes wildly different to the tap variety.
Thing with most Aussie beer is that it all comes out of the same vat.
Hilarious the arguments you hear about what brand is better than another.

cheers, Mark.

(edit) I remember seeing those XXXX ads. Could have been when I was in W.A.
The best beer ads were the Holsten Pils with Griff Rhys Jones in the 80's.

[wazkelly]

The domestic XXXX Gold ads a few years ago with 4 mates on various fishing adventures were hilarious and some of the best.
Agree about imported beer tasting different, particulary in stubbies as it is all made under licence. Suspect some cans may arrive via ship, just need to read fine details on packaging.

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[Dedman]

Yup, BWS sells both imported and locally brewed Asahi, the local stuff isn't a patch on the imported.