"The Great Swan 1944" Topic
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| LeonAdler | 17 Oct 2025 1:45 a.m. PST |
Ive been a fan of Scammells since I was a kid, there was a recovery business on the way
to my infants school, bright yellow with a strangely prehistoric look, loved em ever since.
When I heard that Thunder models were planning to release a version of their models in 1/72 scale
a plan formed in my mind based on this period picture.
As for the title, it comes from an English phrase ‘swanning about' meaning sort of wandering around in a casual
manner and was the term used to describe the Allied break out after the Normandy battles,
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| CHRIS DODSON | 17 Oct 2025 4:08 a.m. PST |
Excellent work indeed. Totally different and well executed. The photography is the icing on the cake. Best wishes, Chris |
| CHRIS DODSON | 17 Oct 2025 4:09 a.m. PST |
Ps that girls dress is a work of art! Chris |
martin goddard  | 17 Oct 2025 4:56 a.m. PST |
Lovely work Leon. They are truly massive vehicles. Great to be around.
There are two in pristine/good condition parked in Dorchester.
Railway triangle industrial estate Dorchester.
If you are in the Dorchester area pop by and walk around them.
martin
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