Completed. Spanner's 'Sniper' G.B. Flush 'im out...NOW!

[spanner570]

cheers John, glad you like these latest pictures.....

You can blame Steve (stona) for their inclusion. I just hope he thinks to look in and have a blimp!

"Lah dee dah Gunner Graham...You!"

Cheers,

Ron

[colin m]

The pics in the early morning sun are brilliant. Your work comes to life, truly brilliant. and of course 5 * rated.

Colin M.....

[Guest]

simply stunning

[spanner570]

Thanks for the 5 Colin, great stuff...Hope to see you at Cosford later this year.

David, thanks to you too for the compliment, glad you like it.

Cheers,

Ron

[geegad]

It reminds me of so many old war films in in a few pictures truly beautiful peace of work here on all levels 10/10 all the way

Geegad

[Guest]

Excellent work, Ron, this one's stunning to say the least. Your eye for detail is incredible, and considering what materials it was all made out of, that's even more impressive. 5/5, obviously

[stona]

Thanks Ron,I enjoyed seeing more. It's a wonderful job.

Cheers

Steve

[spanner570]

Thanks fellas, I really appreciate you taking the time to have a look at this thread and post such great comments.

From showing the building of the derelict farm to these final pickies, it's been great reading all the posts, fun and doing something totally new to me.

Thanks again,

Ron

[Gern]

Gotcha! Now we really know how you did this! You were an 'extra' on the 'Saving Private Ryan' film set and this was one of the scenes that was cut from the final release!

Tut tut! Shame on you Ron, trying to pass these real pictures off as a model!

Gern

[spanner570]

Thanks a bundle Dave!

For that revelation, not only are you going to buy us all a coffee at Cosford, I want an Eccles cake too, got it?

Very nice compliment too mind!

Cheers,

Ron

[Gern]

What! A whole Eccles cake all to yourself?! That's a bit steep considerin' I only gave away ONE of your secrets.

Gern

[spanner570]

I don't remember ever showing you my scar..

Or telling you how I send regular monthly payments of £50 to my new friend, Prof. Obibo N'dawako, who's son goes to a top Nigerian University and needs me to keep sending the money to enhance his son's education.

Your a worldly sort of chap Dave, do you think I'm doing the right thing, 'cos since I gave him my bank details he doesn't contact me any more and I do want to know how his son is progressing......

Your friend,

Ron

[Gern]

OK. But that wasn't the secret I was referring to!

As far as your donations go, I think education's a wonderful thing and it's a very generous gesture on your part. I'm sure someone will be learning a valuable lesson from your example.

I reckon Obibo has asked his son to contact you and let you know of his progress, but you know that students are notorious for not writing as often as they should. I expect it's just a matter of time before you hear from them!

Gern

PS After this shining example of your generosity, I guess one Eccles cake is not such a high price for me to pay after all.

[yak face]

Thanks a bundle Dave!For that revelation, not only are you going to buy us all a coffee at Cosford, I want an Eccles cake too, got it?

Very nice compliment too mind!

Cheers,

Ron

If dave gets us all a coffee ron, what could we possibly stir it with?:emo6:

[spanner570]

If dave gets us all a coffee ron, what could we possibly stir it with?:emo6:

I'm sorted mucker,

I have summat to stir mine with.......My wife reckons that's all it's fit for now!

There again, I could use a couple of gern's stirrers as a splint!! (either side, you understand!)