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Published on Jan 24, 2019


This is an actual old hymn, really. It's from a Presbyterian collection and likely there was a printer's "error" changing the word crepe to crap. Often folks mourning loss would put black crepe up to mark the death, and for whatever reason - carelessness or devious intent- it was printed as "Crap on the Door". I love to imagine the little congregation at this church faithfully chanting away, til they get to heaven where there's no crap on the door

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That is so cool.

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That is way cool.
You can't say that about a cat. They would only have themselves in the pic!

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A stay indoor day as a kid and I would be building plastic models.

https://www.revell.com/




No radio/radar tower antenna on the PT boat, and is that a mortar deck gun?

I think earlier models had the full crows nest / birds nest and a rubber raft on the bow deck or maybe a machine gun (standing position). It was so long ago, I do not remember.

EDIT: Wikipedia to the rescue.

Motor Torpedo Boat PT-109
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_Torpedo_Boat_PT-109

The day before her final mission, PT-109's crew lashed a U.S. Army 37 mm antitank gun to the foredeck (front), replacing a small, two-man life raft. Timbers used to secure the weapon to the deck later helped save their lives when used as a float – although given the events that occurred, the original life raft would have been more useful, conserving the energy of injured crew members, and providing both flares and food, essential for survival.[5][6]

No mention of the communication tower, but they had a radio and single whip antenna it appears form the drawing (do not see in photo), no radar though.

Lindberg PT-109 John Kennedy 1/32 Scale Model Kit
https://www.autoworldstore.com/product-p/lnd70813.htm

Includes electric motor (batteries not included)
Length: 29 1/2"
Beam: 8"
Height: 9"
1/32 Scale
Skill Level 3

Motorized, I never got those copper winding ones to work, the pre-assembled motors lived on to power other models.


NavSource Online:
Motor Torpedo Boat Photo Archive
PT-109
http://www.navsource.org/archives/12/05109.htm

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