'Pewter' Vulcan
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'Pewter' Vulcan
Hi,
Whilst holidaying recently in The Lake District, I spotted this in a shop window and could only resist the temptation for 24 hours before I went back and bought it. A very nice piece of art with a 17.5" wingspan.
Rgds
John
Whilst holidaying recently in The Lake District, I spotted this in a shop window and could only resist the temptation for 24 hours before I went back and bought it. A very nice piece of art with a 17.5" wingspan.
Rgds
John
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Hi Brian,
No history behind the model itself as it's a 'new build'
http://www.compulsiongallery.com/acatal ... lanes.html
Rgds
John
No history behind the model itself as it's a 'new build'
http://www.compulsiongallery.com/acatal ... lanes.html
Rgds
John
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£250 John!!! :shock:
You must have a very understanding wife!!
Very nice though I must say
I had a similar incident with an original Valiant Flight Manual (which still had the checklists in the rear cover). I saw it at Duxford on one of the stalls and it bothered me greatly that I couldn't afford it. It bothered me so much I phoned the company up on the following Tuesday and bought it £80.. sold to the cabbage with the Visa card!! Bless.. they didn't charge me postage either
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You must have a very understanding wife!!
Very nice though I must say
I had a similar incident with an original Valiant Flight Manual (which still had the checklists in the rear cover). I saw it at Duxford on one of the stalls and it bothered me greatly that I couldn't afford it. It bothered me so much I phoned the company up on the following Tuesday and bought it £80.. sold to the cabbage with the Visa card!! Bless.. they didn't charge me postage either
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£140 almost seems like a bargain There's a lot of metal for your money mind you and it is an impressive model I have a silver Concorde (no.1670 of a limited 2,450 run) which has a £5 commemorative coin set into the wooden base and comes with a note of authenticity signed by someone or other that the good lady bought as a christmas present for me but in all honesty, I get a lot more pleasure from my BEA Red Square 'MA' Comet :roll: It's one of the Corgi Classic Collection which I'm sure many of you are familiar with Pity they never got round to doing the 1-11, Trident and VC10 :think:
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