Christmas Jumpers

[Roy]

got to be careful in case Wayne net a Slob

and nobody wants to wax Waynetta.




https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Enfield's_Television_Programme#Wayne_and_Waynetta_Slob

[JeffNNN]

Semi seriously you could try to find a needle threader, a little wire device. You can get them from sewing shops and market stalls. Depends on what scale you are talking about?

[Roy]

28mm.

The problem was that I was threading two strands of thread into each hand's hole - both ends of the horse's reins held by one hand, the driver controlling two horses. The second thread going into the hole wasn't able to pass through the hole due to contact friction from the first thread. Got there in the end, thankfully 

[Heedless Horseman]

It is amazing how far something so tiny and light as an MG or a pin or worse, a 1/285 turret can bounce. Or, as I am starting to suspect, SOMETHING darts out from under the bed at the sound of possible prey falling... 

Actually, it is always a good idea to check slippers, clothing, etc. first before embarking on a rescue mission contorting around on the floor with torch, magnifier, magnet et al. Removing the magnifying visor can also prevent injury. 

[Roy]

Surprising how often things land inside trouser pockets, I've noticed.