Serious Partner Needed - Help Me Launch My Product

Hey guys,

I am almost complete on a new video craft project, please see details below. I have asked one of the largest uk war magazines how much their advertisements cost and have had a really promising email reply.

I am looking for a quarter page ad which costs £375, price guide can be mailed to you upon request. I have £175 in my paypal address therefore I need £150 in return of 50% of the profit generated, to place the ad.

Here is the email i received back.

"Hi Stephen

Ref your enquiry. It sound's really interesting on turning a coin into spitfire. Have you got product waiting to go?

Could you send it over and I'll forward it on to our editor.

Regarding advertising I've attached a rate card to this email. Below are bullet points about the magazine and should you like to advertise I would be able to place you next to a 4 page feature in the forthcoming issue entitled Knowing Wear To Stop - How Personnel fighting became in the Battle Of Britain.

· Britain At War is an A4 112 page monthly magazine which features the history of British Military conflict.

· The readership demographic is predominantly male aged 35 - 75+ and includes anyone from the general military enthusiast through to retired war veterans.

· Britain At War is the biggest selling military history magazine for WHSmith in the U.K (ePos figures available at request)

· 25,000 Copies Printed every month

· Britain At War Sells 30% more higher than any of its military magazine counterparts in the U.K


· It's also on sale at NAAFI stores worldwide, The Women's Royal Voluntary Service, Sainsbury's Superstores U.K, Budgens and other major retail outlets.

· In addition it as a 3000 member subscription which includes The U.K, Europe, Australia & the USA.


· Published on the last Friday of every month."

Here's some info on my product:

Product name: Spitfire Craft Project - How To Turn An Old Coin Into A mini Spitfire Using Tools That Almost Every Man Already Has In His Tool Box

It all started about 15 years ago when I was only 10 years old, every Sunday the whole family would go to my grandma's house for dinner. Every time it was exactly the same, say hi to grandma and granddad then sit down and watch television whilst waiting for our dinner to cook. After we had all eaten our dinner everyone would sit around the table and play a game of Monopoly. Now I was usually quite good at Monopoly and would normally be one of the last few people still in the game, only on this particular day I just failed miserably.

After about 20 minutes of playing all of my money was gone, and I ended up bankrupt. Now if you've ever played monopoly before you'll know that if you lose all of your money early on, there is a hell of a wait until it's time to start a new game. So as you can imagine being the only person out of the game I quickly became very bored.

I started looking for things to do, but when you are on your own it's just not that fun so I just ended up sitting in the hall on the bottom step of the stairs looking glum. After what seemed like a lifetime the living room door opened, it was granddad he had just been made bankrupt and like me he now faced a lengthy spell of waiting around for the next game to start.

He noticed me sitting there on my own and asked me "what's up with your face?", to which I said "I'm bored, there's nothing to do!". He said to me "I've got something that we can do, go get the shed key and open the door. I will follow you out in a minute." Sure enough he followed me out and when he got to the shed he was holding two, two pence coins. He gave one to me and kept one for himself. He then proceeded to tell me that what he was going to show me was a family secret and I wasn't to tell anyone how to do it, ever.

"Ok then your secret is safe, but what exactly are we doing and what's this money for?" I asked, to which he said "just keep hold of it you'll see in a minute". He then started gathering a few tools and began bending and cutting the coin. I just kept thinking what the hell is he doing. As you can imagine just standing there in the cold shed doing nothing was pretty damn boring, so soon after he started working on the coin I stopped watching and found a hammer and a few nails and began hitting them into an old piece of wood.

Then all of a sudden granddad shouted me over and said "open your hand" and when I did he placed the coin in the middle of my palm, only this time it wasn't round and flat, it was a tiny little Spitfire. I was absolutely astonished, he had taken a coin and transformed it into a tiny little model. I immediately gave him my coin and asked him to do it again, and he did. Only this time I watched every single step he done so that I could then make my own.

Every Sunday from there on in I would say hi to grandma and granddad, watch tv, eat my dinner and then instead of playing Monopoly I would head straight to the shed and make a few Spitfires.

Eventually as I grew older I stopped making them little planes, in fact I completely forgot all about them, that is up until a few weeks back. I was at home cleaning out the loft, passing boxes down to my partner and then all of a sudden I heard my son making plane noises. And to my surprise when I got out of the loft he was sitting on the floor playing with about 20 little Spitfires.

He was amazed, "where did you get these planes daddy?" he asked and I proceeded to tell him everything that you've just been reading. He was astonished and asked me to make him one, obviously I had been sworn to secrecy by my granddad so I had to take him to grandma's house. I took my son in and he showed granddad all of the planes, which brought back so many memories. "Granddad can I show him how to make them?" I asked and he said yes. Then I said can I show others how to make them and he said no!

Then when I was making a Spitfire in front of my little boy, my granddad could see how amazed and excited he was. I then said to him "look how much joy a little coin can give to one child, you should let me teach other people to make these, they are just great. Maybe in years to come a granddad somewhere else in the world will be able to use this technique to put a smile on his grandchild's face, just like you did with me all those years ago!" again he simply said no.

Then all of a sudden just as we had said goodbye and were about to step outside the front door to go home, granddad shouted me over and whispered in my ear "go on then son, you can teach others". I just couldn't believe it after over 30 years of secrecy I was finally allowed to share this wonderful project with people outside of the family.

The product will be finished in 3 days and hopefully the ad will be placed this coming friday.

Please PM me if you are interested, no time wasters please.

Regards,

Stephen.