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Earl Marischal

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  1. Nice. Best looking Barracuda to my eyes and your paint job is spot on. steve
  2. It’s not quite a Ford Anglia 105E, as used in the films, but, I think, a Daf Daffodil from The Netherlands. https://www.metropole.nl/en/product/daf-32-daffodil/ steve
  3. Nice haul there Bill. I presume you are aware that Piko have recently released a new version of the Krauss Maffei loco? steve
  4. This OO/4mm industrial shunter (US - Switcher) that was originally announced in 2020 but only arrived with me on Saturday. steve
  5. Thanks @RSchnell for the clarification. I was just hopeful it was a Kurtis as they fascinate me. 🙂 steve
  6. What was that next to the black ‘32 on the right please? Was it a Kurtis? Thanks steve
  7. The same couple of weeks over and over again? 😄 steve
  8. If Steppenwolf comes on my car radio I turn it UP! steve 😄
  9. You, could build one over a weekend Bill! steve 😄
  10. That is a tremendous example of class modelling. steve
  11. I think you did really well! The 1st gen T Birds look the part, later ones are too bloated to my eyes. steve
  12. Thanks everyone, particularly @Daddyfink for your responses. I think it’s settled now. 🙂 steve
  13. When did ‘flames’ first appear as a decoration on cars? Is it known who started it, and why? Thanks steve
  14. Me neither! That’s been hit very hard with the ugly stick. steve
  15. I was convinced it was a Peerless or Warwick at first but the lack of the little fin at the back squashed that idea. Should have known it was an AC! 🤦‍♂️ steve
  16. Finally finished power washing my driveway. Took three sessions with a different area each time but the results are very pleased pleasing. Now all I have to do is resand it! steve
  17. Very pleased and proud to hear that one of our granddaughters, Keeley, aged 12, is competing for Scotland at the World Dance Championship in Prague later this year. steve
  18. I understand that a degree of negative camber can assist road holding, but surely excessive angles ruin tyres and are potentially dangerous? steve
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