Southeast Asia Indian Tourists cause Havoc in Thailand

[Egyptian]

@Cryptonian

 

[Sharma Ji]

Jahil dalit hendu-pak out n about no?

Just yesterday I was at Bic Camera store here in Nagoya downtown buying fukking super glue and hobby supplies and little tinlets of paint......and jahil pendu kaali Indian family was held up for carrying goods from one floor to the other, when it clearly says in Hindi to pay for your purchases on each floor and then go to a different department on a different floor of the mall.

I asked my wife to intervene and tell da cops to let em go cuz theys just tourists and probably didn't or couldn't be bothered reading the signs.

Jahil dalit hendu-pak should not be allowed to travel, plain n simple.......And whats up with getting violent in public?

Completely uncivilized behavior of Indians.

So embarrassing.

They have signs in Hindi ? at a hobby store in Japan ?

does not compute

what hobby supplies, you putting together a tamiya or airfix kit of some sort ?

Gundam ?

A model of the Yamamoto ?

Mitsubishi zero ?

mujhe bhot shauk hai models etc ka but don't have the patience to build those so I just pick up good die cast ones every now n then.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Indians ki jahallat knows no bounds.

abhi hua tha some time ago, desi family goes to Indonesia, Bali or something... bc check out ke time pe bath fittings, reading lamp etc bhi pund kar ke they were leaving.. pakdey gaye bhonsdi waaley, dabaa kar beizzati hui when staff made em open their bags and all the chori ka maal tumbled out

 

[Sharma Ji]

Thailand is also cheaper to travel for a lot of people than going to Goa, Varkala, Andamans, Lakshadweep, Kashmir etc

cheap flight, cheap and decent accommodation in saste maste hotels, and more than anything, legal rundis ! .. so that attracts a particular type of lout..

and these goras aren't much better, spl these Brit type folk.. sab bc lesser educated blue collar..., cabbies, delivery van drivers, factory workers.. basically gareeb type drunk hooligan goras who act like then own the place.

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also @Egyptian = @Mainerik .. is he ?

same banglund hiding behind different Islami mulk flags ?

is this you ?

 

[Lulldapull]

They have signs in Hindi ? at a hobby store in Japan ?

does not compute

what hobby supplies, you putting together a tamiya or airfix kit of some sort ?

Gundam ?

A model of the Yamamoto ?

Mitsubishi zero ?

mujhe bhot shauk hai models etc ka but don't have the patience to build those so I just pick up good die cast ones every now n then.

Yes yes here we have awesome stores like Bic Camera and Yodobashi and Kids Land (Joshin) etc. many of these stores are department stores. One floor clothing next floor hobby next floor electronics next floor appliances next floor health foods next floor etc etc…..Aik floor say doosri floor you can’t take stuff without paying first….

Yes there is constant announcements in Chinese and Hindi and Thai and English (pre recorded) for tourists. At every entrance/ escalator landing there are multi language signs.

80 million tourist come here bhai every year.

 

[Lulldapull]

They have signs in Hindi ? at a hobby store in Japan ?

does not compute

what hobby supplies, you putting together a tamiya or airfix kit of some sort ?

Gundam ?

A model of the Yamamoto ?

Mitsubishi zero ?

mujhe bhot shauk hai models etc ka but don't have the patience to build those so I just pick up good die cast ones every now n then.

I recently finished quite a few models including a tiny OSA boat kit depicting the INS Nipat (K-86), underway to Karachi on Dec 7th 1971 during Operation Python.

The boat itself is about an inch and mounted on a water base.

 

[Lulldapull]

 

[Lulldapull]

 

[Lulldapull]

You see that Sharma.......

@Sharma Ji

The boat is an inch or so.....1/700 scale (Dragon/ DML) kit. I used GMM Soviet ships photo etch.

The base measures 2.5” x 6" with acrylic gel medium for doing a seascape/ vignette.

Weathered with pastels/ inks for realism.

 

[Bilal9]

You see that Sharma.......

@Sharma Ji

The boat is an inch or so.....1/700 scale (Dragon/ DML) kit. I used GMM Soviet ships photo etch.

The base measures 3" x 6" with acrylic gel medium for doing a seascape/ vignette.

Weathered with pastels/ inks for realism.

Good work. As this is off topic - please open a separate thread for the subjects being discussed.

Studio Blue from Korea is near the best (that I have seen) of building sea-wave dioramas, amazingly realistic. He details the materials used - which are all available in Japan I'm sure. Take a look.

I'd join the Patreon feed for these builders if I was into ship modeling and dioramas.



Ebroin's (Japan) builds are also phenomenal.



Most ship modelers build smaller details from their own 3D resin printed parts nowadays, machines which I am sure you can also get at some point (under $200). Anycubic Photon Mono series are good ones.

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