Days Two and Three Workshops
Day Two of the workshops started very much like day one arriving around 10am Easter Sunday to start.Members that attended brought along some different models in some cases to start or to carry on with certain modules of their various kits.
Again the weather was glorious and so attracted the public to the museum and in turn to see our diplay.All in all we had some good comments to our themed display and workings.
Day Three Bank Holiday Monday was very good.Being a bank holiday Monday,this did indeed attract alot of the local public to the museum and as before to our display.
In my own case i actually got some model making done on my T34/76 and i would say the model is 80% complete.
Later on in the day Mike our Chairman very kindly put on a BBQ for members of the club and members of the museum staff.My thanks goes to Mike for his hard work in arranging this.Ones belly is rather full even Twenty Four hours later.
I took the liberty of taking some more images of the days and they are here for you to see below,again with narratives as appropriate.
Day Two of the workshops started very much like day one arriving around 10am Easter Sunday to start.Members that attended brought along some different models in some cases to start or to carry on with certain modules of their various kits.
Again the weather was glorious and so attracted the public to the museum and in turn to see our diplay.All in all we had some good comments to our themed display and workings.
Day Three Bank Holiday Monday was very good.Being a bank holiday Monday,this did indeed attract alot of the local public to the museum and as before to our display.
In my own case i actually got some model making done on my T34/76 and i would say the model is 80% complete.
Later on in the day Mike our Chairman very kindly put on a BBQ for members of the club and members of the museum staff.My thanks goes to Mike for his hard work in arranging this.Ones belly is rather full even Twenty Four hours later.
I took the liberty of taking some more images of the days and they are here for you to see below,again with narratives as appropriate.
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| My own T34/76 1943 80% Finished.Some say what a miracle Jim has finished something or there abouts lol. |
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| Mikes Albatross was one of a pair he was working on. |
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| The big A380 complete with both wings and not an Embraer in site. |
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| Carls F-22 Raptor |
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| Time for a ciggy me thinks says Mike and Terry |
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| Carls mini landing craft |
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| Steves Millenium Falcon in Black.This carries on from the films in book format. |
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| Christine wielding a hammer in this motion shot |
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| Steve Lockhart.Creator of the Black Millenium Falcon |
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| Mike beavering away |
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| My own T34/76 |
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| More Albatross aircraft.What is the plural of Albatross i wonder. |
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| These Two gliders are a work of art from Mike. |
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| Carl and Richard working hard |
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| If only my wife would dress up like this.Ooops Slap!!!! |
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| The salad done Navy Style by Mike |
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| More salad for all |
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| Le Chef de BBQ |
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