An unwanted visitor at 29/31 Hampton St. London's East End...Sept. 1940

[Neil Merryweather]

Chris, same with my Mrs, showed her one with the trees in it!

And mine!

[LloydRey]

Wow just wow, never seen anything so well done

[spanner570]

Andrew, Neil and Lloyd.
Thanks for the most excellent posts, chaps.

Neil. Now I've nearly had three ladies going. Not bad for an old fart, eh?

I was genuinely curious as to how big it was and so was sad enough to get a 12" ruler out.....

Andrew, what you do in your private life is your business and shouldn't really be posted world wide!


Thanks Lloyd. I look forward to seeing your builds too.

Cheers.
Ron

[Andy the Sheep]

Ron, it seems something similar happened in 1937... LINK.
Again, a wow and a WOW.

[spanner570]

Andrea.
Thanks for taking the time to post the link. Very interesting. :thumb2:

...and thanks for the double wow!

Ron

[stillp]

There are three types of people on here: there are kit assemblers (me included) who just try to make a decent job of gluing the bits together and colouring them. Then there are modellers, who make models that don't just depend on the moulded bits. Finally there are artists...
Pete

[spanner570]

Pete, I couldn't agree more.

This forum is brim full of artists. Whatever 'Label' is used......

[Mini Me]

There are three types of people on here: there are kit assemblers (me included) who just try to make a decent job of gluing the bits together and colouring them. Then there are modellers, who make models that don't just depend on the moulded bits. Finally there are artists...
Pete

I get what you are saying Pete......I :thumb2: whole heartedly agree!