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I've got nothing but wonder with this one. I'm guessing it's not long till the red, white and black sign gets slapped on and the urban prairie expands and another Guntown memory.
Scaled Pigeon - Patagioenas speciosa - Чешуйчатый голубь
Aguas Verdes, San Martín Region, Peru, 02/23/2018
This was a large, beautiful model with an onboard smoke system that was used to good effect. I think it's a clipped-wing T-Craft 15A, but I can't swear to that.
Notice the burned-out field in the background.
Sepulveda Basin, at a Scale fun-fly
I just like the colour contrasts, the bright ferns and tree against the brooding sky, and the lichen adds a splash of yellow on the posts. The path on the right is the circular route around Scaling Dam reservoir, we should have worn more waterproof shoes!
Balkan Green Lizard - These are quite common on site and big enough(20-30cms) to make you jump if they rustle through the undergrowth. Our favourite was the one that would gingerly cross the path right in front of us every morning as we sat and drank our first cofee of the day. Be interesting to see if it's still there this summer.
Due to cancellation of events for the foreseeable future, I thought it would be fun to hold a socially isolated virtual Haynes Breakfast Club Meeting.
www.haynesmotormuseum.com/events/haynes-breakfast-club
Triumph Stag & TR6
Upper hull sitting on the lower hull. The Merkava IV has an easy to model shape. Mostly straight lines from front to back.
Without an expansive shot of the inside of the Railyard Shops, THIS sign gives a pretty good sense of scale.
150 ton crane. Enough said.
Egham & Staines Model Railway Society Exhibition
Saturday 19 January 1980
Copyright Steve Guess MMXVI
An over view of the 00 model Village Parish Church. This is an exceptionally detailed model that would loo fantastic as a centerpiece for any layout.
To see all the models visit The Rochdale Model Rail Exhibition in Lancashire on November 5th/6th 2011.
each one was a slightly different shade of blue/green/teal then the spikes were painted bone pearl to match his horns