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Welcome to my strange alternative world of wargaming with toy soldiers: a game for boys from twelve years of age to one hundred and fifty and for that more intelligent sort of girl who likes boys' games and books (HG Wells, Little wars)
It looks like your commie Pink Horrors have found some armored support. Thanks for sharing these photos, they made me smile.
ReplyDeleteDear Papa
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure,
J
The Yellow Cab is pure comedy genius.
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No! Didn't get me, but, I wasn't expecting that!
ReplyDeleteAt Beltring a few years ago the arena announcer told us what these cost to run, and you have to be a very wealthy man to own one.
You can pick up something like this for less than a second-hand family car, but a weekend on some farmland will cost you the same again in fuel, and you need a new set of tracks every so-many-thousand miles...
Love it!;)
ReplyDeleteDear bs
ReplyDeleteThat's one way of beating the rush hour jams.
Dear Maverick
ReplyDeleteWe have the War & Peace show every summer in the Kent County showground, with many running tanks. It is definitely not a hobby for the financially challenged, such as myself.
John
Dear Louis - it is rather cute, as tanks go. J
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