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Thank you folks - so far the total is £462.41 (kits sold here, some metal figures sold and I have donated the postage)

Richard B. wrote: ↑06 Apr 2021, 17:21 It is 19.20 here the sun is shining and I`m sitting in shorts and a T-shirt typing this

We do that in Scotland in winter. (We have only two seasons - winter and June)

Updated with sold items in red

During lockdown I have sorted through my stash and realised that the remnants of the models that belonged to Brian who was murdered a few years ago and my stash total far more than I can store let alone build. You may remember that I have sold off kits to provide holidays and support to Brian’s fami...

Fantastic stuff, Richard. Looks like you had a lot of fun with it.

I believe that the Royal Netherlands Army used a number of M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriages that they bought from war dumps. My father says he commanded a platoon of these in the mid to late 1950s, so I thought I'd surprise him with a model of one. The rub is that I have no idea of what markings th...

Good work on a venerable vintage kit. Nice!

Those guns are just superb Alan :D Many thanks for the kind words, Richard. They are built using the old John Sandars methods of basic shapes of thick card "plated" with paper and detailed with bits from the scrap box, wire and finally rivets and panel lines drawn in with ink. Another cou...

A couple of Lledo fire engines repurposed into artillery tractors. The 6" howitzers are card, paper, sprue and a pair of scrap box wheels. https://i.imgur.com/s5nSjwm.png I needed some Italian looking personnel transport and portees. The 47mm guns are spue and wire with scrap bot wheels https:/...

Many years ago I created the imagi-nation of Morvalonga for a friend who was very interested in African wars. It was a low cost project using up what as surplus or in the stash (mainly) with very few new purchases. Sadly he was murdered before the campaign really got going and the whole collection n...