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TV or Movies that contained modeling content

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there was a police whodunnit on in the last few month.....bbc i think...cant for the life of me remember what it was called or who was in it.....the detective built a plane...ju52 as i remember
 
oh i must of missed that bit,

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Not too long ago a zombie was impaled with a model plane on walking dead.
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its good at the moment on foxtel started the walking dead from season 1 ,ever nite at 5,30 and then Doc Who from season 1,and I thin it will run till the new eps start later in the year


on the ABC at 7.30,so some god tv ;)
 
Any one watch "My family "on gold sky channel ? Didn't Mr Harper decide to retire from dentistry and make battle of Waterloo ( started painting one fig then two but he had 1000s to paint and ended up a bit of s calamity!!
 
If I remember rightly

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oh i must of missed that bit,
its good at the moment on foxtel started the walking dead from season 1 ,ever nite at 5,30 and then Doc Who from season 1,and I thin it will run till the new eps start later in the year


on the ABC at 7.30,so some god tv ;)
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This might be a bit yucky but in the Saw films didn't jigsaw make models of all his contraptions of death in diorama form


Robert
 
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How about the Ian McShane character in 'The Battle of Britain.' He had a model Spitfire for his son.
 
Granville from open all hours did airfix and also about 2 years ago emmerdale had a charecter doing a ship.
 
In Callan, Edward Woodward is an assassin for one of the UK intelligence agencies. Not quite modelling but he was in to Napoleonic wargaming I seem to remember him painting the odd figure.
 
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If I remember rightly
This might be a bit yucky but in the Saw films didn't jigsaw make models of all his contraptions of death in diorama form


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i do think he did ,or in away there were models as well,
 
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in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice, main character were building scale model of the town, which they living in, at their house's penthouse.
 
I just watched an episode from one of the early (second?) series of 'The Likely Lads' entitled 'Someday We'll Laugh About This'. In it Terry, who is supposed to be doing some work on Bob and Thelma's house, pops out to 'visit' the woman at number 39. Her absent husband builds models and she complains about the smell of 'balsa and glue' though the models seen are plastic.


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Steve
 
I would say a p51 and hurricane in 1/24 scale and a B17 in 1/48 , it does look like there is another but I can't make it out
 
I agree on the types but am trying to think of the kits which were available in '73/'74. Is that P-51 1/24?


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Steve
 
Come to think of it the P51 looks more like its 1/32 , I'd go with the B17 being revell I built one of these and the size looks right and I from the moald side say it was a 70s release I think the starter for 10 is the hurricane unless someone else built a 1/24 hurricane in the 70s as for the make of the P51 I don't know who would have done that
 
Yep, the Monogram/Revell 1/48 B-17 for sure. I'd go with the Airfix Hurricane if it was released by 1973/4 and I have a feeling it was. Still cogitating on the P-51 :)


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Steve
 
I've done a bit of scouting and the only one I can find it a revell 1/32 P51 but I couldn't get an exact year all it said was 30 odd years ago and that puts it a number of years later, monogram did release one but it gave no time frame on that it is a puzzle there not even a mention on scalemates and they usually do a history of kit releases
 
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