Thanks guys. White structure will be a modified "Waterloo Farm" kit. Ruin is a modified, very old (70s) resin kit.
							
						
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Looking excellent there Paul
I had a "Waterloo Farm" kit when I was a kid,it was Airfix I think,but would've been 1/72.Is yours a 1/87 version of the same kit? Just curious!
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That Waterloo Farmhouse (Supposedly Hougamont I think. I’ve still got mine upstairs In it’s box
 ) was billed as OO/HO, like most of the Airfix stuff at the time.    Their tanks were 1/76, which is the scale of OO railway bodywork, but the buildings and earlier figures were much closer to 1/87 (HO) scale.
							
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This is the one i`m thinking of.......That Waterloo Farmhouse (Supposedly Hougamont I think. I’ve still got mine upstairs In it’s box
 ) was billed as OO/HO, like most of the Airfix stuff at the time.    Their tanks were 1/76, which is the scale of OO railway bodywork, but the buildings and earlier figures were much closer to 1/87 (HO) scale.
Andy,(I couldn`t have been much more than 9 or 10 at the time i had it!!:tears-of-joy
							
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….and here is mine…..
Original boxing I think…..I was about ten as well
   It’s the OO/HO that shows it’s size.  A bit disingenuous of them labelling it as 1/72 on the newer boxing, because it never was.  OO is 1/76, the same scale as their tanks.  This is definitely closer to the 1/87 HO part of the range though, fitting well with their building range such as the church, unless Belgian Napoleonic buildings only had five foot doorways
							
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Same mouldings Paul. Mine is the early lighter grey, out of interest….ideal for your scale I should think.Comment
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I remember the book you suggested on the Red Ball Express .
Very unsung group of drivers , who with out the push to Germany would have failed .
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