St Ives

[minitnkr]

Thanks for sharing Dzohn.

[Guest]

The last one was a shot of Mikes medal haul, very well deserved for nearly 3 years work

Thanks for the photo's, it was a good day out. Now must hop over to the bench and get building....

[Guest]

Good shots there John. Looks like 5here was plenty to look at. Bit confused by the fruit and veg model shot though? Not actually sure what I’m looking at there. The ladders look too big for the veg, and the veg looks too big for the tracks????

Sorry Tim just saw this .
Those photos were of the dock side with the German boat along side .The photo above shows the whole boat . The veg was in the rear of the boat .

[Tim Marlow]

Sorry Tim just saw this .
Those photos were of the dock side with the German boat along side .The photo above shows the whole boat . The veg was in the rear of the boat .

Ah, got it now. It’s the stern end of the schnellboot……what I took for train tracks are the runners for mines or depth charge…..

[Guest]

Ah, got it now. It’s the stern end of the schnellboot……what I took for train tracks are the runners for mines or depth charge…..

Yes in deed,:thumb2:

[Andy the Sheep]

I'm late as almost always :rolling:, but thank you, John, for sharing. :thumb2:
A very nice show and some interesting ideas (acorn buggy holds the first place! :smiling.
Nice to see a Sgt York AA tank. It never got into service because at the trials showed the bad habit of engaging with its radar the fans of the air conditioning system of the observers' shelter as if they were helicopters... rather embarrassing! :face-with-head-bandage:
If my memory doesn't fail me, Tamiya made a 1:35 kit of that AA tank.

Andrea

[minitnkr]

What happens when when using aircraft radar on a land based platform. Remember an assoc. debugging Scud targeting software that thought all semis were Scud launchers. .......hammer, everything's a nail.