These will probably become Yorkshire Yeomanry in one of our Christmas games
Matchbox Humber II
Frontline Rolls Royce (new Vickers)
Both Together
British armoured cars for Syria 1941
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Richard B.
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British armoured cars for Syria 1941
Built and painted straight out of the box/packet, some added stowage.
These will probably become Yorkshire Yeomanry in one of our Christmas games
Matchbox Humber II
Frontline Rolls Royce (new Vickers)
Both Together
These will probably become Yorkshire Yeomanry in one of our Christmas games
Matchbox Humber II
Frontline Rolls Royce (new Vickers)
Both Together
"“Sir with the compliments of my officer, your shooting was excellent – you killed four of our men”!
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908
Re: British armoured cars for Syria 1941
Great paint job. I like the Frontline RR Armoured Car. The change of MG in turret is not one I have tried.
CarlL
CarlL
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Richard B.
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Re: British armoured cars for Syria 1941
The one in the turret was broken, so I had to improvise
"“Sir with the compliments of my officer, your shooting was excellent – you killed four of our men”!
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908
Re: British armoured cars for Syria 1941
Richard,
I have obviously been more lucky as bought five from Frontline and none broken! But resin is fragile.
CarlL
I have obviously been more lucky as bought five from Frontline and none broken! But resin is fragile.
CarlL
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Richard B.
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Re: British armoured cars for Syria 1941
Both A/Cs came as swaps from that lovely man Alan Hamilton (for planes I thinK??)
So he may have owned the Frontline rolls for a while, it has certainly been kicking around my cupboard for nearly a year, so i may have caused the damage
So he may have owned the Frontline rolls for a while, it has certainly been kicking around my cupboard for nearly a year, so i may have caused the damage
"“Sir with the compliments of my officer, your shooting was excellent – you killed four of our men”!
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908
Un-named Traillieur to an artillery officer at R`Fakah, Morocco, Feb. 29th, 1908