Roarer

Here is what I want!

The sound is shockingly BAD, I know, but hey, it's pretty amusing anyway - Imagine if they really did make a mistake like that when building something??!!

'It's perfectly formed, but there's just one tiny problem with it sir'
'Too right there is, you've built it the wrong size man!!
It's meant to be a jumbo jet but it's only half the size! what are we going to do with it!?'
'Err, it can still carry passengers, just very small passengers...'

And the best line of all:

'Shall we wrap it or will you take it as it is?'

:YouTube - Jimbo and the Jet Set episode 1


Scale doesn't matter much, I just want a Jimbojet!

Wadda ya say Mr Klein and Co??

Or, maybe one of the Remote Control bods could make one!

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'Up close, the Britten Norman Islander has the air of a relic from a bygone era, but it is precisely that.
Built in the '80s to a 1960s design, this is a plane that first turned up for work when Prime Minister Harold Wilson wore a Gannex raincoat and the first coat of paint was still wet on Coronation Street.
But when the daily remit is multiple short hops between tiny bumpy strips in a climate that flickers from the blustery to the apocalyptic, this sturdy little craft is hard to beat.'

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What scale do you want it in?

Roarer

Well, I like the scale on the wall of the factory:

The top line is Jumbo Jet,

then

Big plane
Medium plane
Small plane
Very silly plane

then, right at the bottom where jimbo is, it simply reads

HAW! HA! HA! HAW!

So, err, sommat big wouldn't be too much of a problem, I don't mind exactly what it is thanks.

Also, did I hear that right?? was the girl in the factory REALLY called Labia ... in a kids cartoon??

the guy says

'Would you like to do the honours ....' and then the word that I cannot make out properly.

I'm sure I don't have to say what sort of connotations that would bring up if it were the case and, it was real!

Oh well, whatever, it seems overall that animators were able to show much more a sense of humour in those days!

'The kids won't know any better, so lets take the piss slightly!'

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'Up close, the Britten Norman Islander has the air of a relic from a bygone era, but it is precisely that.
Built in the '80s to a 1960s design, this is a plane that first turned up for work when Prime Minister Harold Wilson wore a Gannex raincoat and the first coat of paint was still wet on Coronation Street.
But when the daily remit is multiple short hops between tiny bumpy strips in a climate that flickers from the blustery to the apocalyptic, this sturdy little craft is hard to beat.'