Late 1940's French Street Scene 1/35. Scratch built buildings, MB figures and Tamiya car .
Add the Jaws/Jews harp and mouth organ to the list
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No can have, she cookem fine. Edith, she fine lady, would blow your socksMe no wantum Edith...me wantum "Big Bertha", makum fine squaw....cook plenty good! :sad:
off !Thank you very much Paul.
Thank you John , coming from you means a lot.
Hello again Rick, yes a strange instrument, which I think should be banned !
Gerry can you , perhaps before your time, remember when there was a rage to use on in a band. The thing was you could only hear the odd twang.Add the Jaws/Jews harp and mouth organ to the list
Wash your mouth out John Played properly the banjo is a spectacular instrument………
Mind you, played badly it’s a snare drum with strings.
Played properly the banjo is a spectacular instrument………No gottum socks......me wearum moccasins!No can have, she cookem fine. Edith, she fine lady, would blow your socks
Thank you very much Paul.
Thank you John , coming from you means a lot.
Hello again Rick, yes a strange instrument, which I think should be banned !
Gerry can you , perhaps before your time, remember when there was a rage to use on in a band. The thing was you could only hear the odd twang.
WILL it be somthing with that parrot in that 570 is so fond of ?That's an easy question Steve.......and JR knows the answer. :smiling5:
chrisb
Top to bottom and sideways, superb work 453.
Even the serving wench (or hatch as me dad called the lady!) looks horny!
Great build.
570
Even the serving wench (or hatch as me dad called the lady!) looks horny!
Great build.
570
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Tim it is indeed, I was thinking it was a Ukulele.The trouble with getting old !Wash your mouth out John
Mind you, played badly it’s a snare drum with strings.
Remember Dueling Banjos.
Also this band.
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Thank you Steve, very kind of you to say. :thumb2:
Have no idea what to next building dio wise next
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No Chris, Polly is sitting in the conservatory enjoying the sun. He says he's retired from modelling and just hanging about on his swing.
That's cruel , and just because there was no buxom wench.
Thank you 570 . Appreciated
I’ll see your Seagulls and raise you the true kings of rock grass John…..I saw them play on my fiftieth birthday, about one hundred yards from where I lived in Salisbury. Just fantastic!
Gotten a few of their CDs from when they toured this area :thumb2:
Forgot to say John, Dixie have pedigree….the Banjo and Mandolin players are the sons of the original five string banjo player on the first recording of Duelling banjos……
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