The green truck is a Citroen - a resin model by Raventhorpe. So acceptably French then. The blue (or should that be 'bleu'?) monstrosity began life as a broken Coles crane from the Airfix Recovery Set. With the remains of the crane removed I added the fuel tank from the Refuelling Set's Bedford. For some reason I decided the ensemble had a suitable Gallic look. Or it may have been the wine.
Tim
ReplyDeleteI always knew that you were full of gas!
Salut
Pierre
Monsieur Le Petomane comes up trumps again!
ReplyDeleteThe wine, huh? Looking through a Rosay tinted glass, do you reckon? Looks OK to me! ...
ReplyDeleteGreat models the pair of them
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff! Puts me in mind of my visit to the Yorkshire Air Museum - this airfield museum was the home of a Free French heavy bomber squadron during WW2. They flew Halifax bombers, complete with French markings!
ReplyDeleteWell worth a visit if you get up this end of the country: http://www.yorkshireairmuseum.org/
Very Nice. Works for me, Tim.
ReplyDeletePeter Douglas
ReplyDeleteTakes one to know one Peter!
Dancing Cake Tin
ReplyDeleteI know - if its French you'll vote for it!
Archduke Picccolo
ReplyDeleteAfter another glass it looked even better!
Al
ReplyDeleteThanks - I hadn't bodged up a 20mm model for ages.
Stephen Beat
ReplyDeleteI've been to Elvimgton before but didn't know about the French squadron.
Chris Kemp
ReplyDeleteGood enough then!
A nice little bodge here Tim.
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting vehicle for the masses would be this gem.
http://www.offroadvehicle.ru/AZBUCAR/Thornycroft/Arg-ThornycroftAmazon-Andre%206x6.jpg