Af'noon all
My grandfather made these models, I think in the 1960s / 70s. I've just rescued them from leaving the family and thought I'd share a few pics here. I like 'em!
DSC01820 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
DSC01819 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
DSC01818 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
DSC01817 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
DSC01816 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
DSC01815 by Chris Strawson, on Flickr
1:76 WW2 vehicles
1:76 WW2 vehicles
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Re: 1:76 WW2 vehicles
I think they are very interesting, though I'm not sure what all of them are. The jeep looks rather out of scale next to the Dingo?
Re: 1:76 WW2 vehicles
Ha, you're right. Next to the others the Jeep looks about right so maybe the Dingo is wrong?
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Re: 1:76 WW2 vehicles
With all due respect to your Grandfather, and unless he was French, he didn't make the Radar trailer in the 1st picture!
https://picclick.co.uk/Majorette-266-La ... 56933.html
https://picclick.co.uk/Majorette-266-La ... 56933.html
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Re: 1:76 WW2 vehicles
I think I still have a couple of my military toys from the 60's in the loft, I do know I have quite a few of the plastic airfix soldiers packed away.
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Re: 1:76 WW2 vehicles
No you're right that one is a metal/plastic model.starbuck wrote: ↑Wed 09 Mar 2022, 8:47 pmWith all due respect to your Grandfather, and unless he was French, he didn't make the Radar trailer in the 1st picture!
https://picclick.co.uk/Majorette-266-La ... 56933.html
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