Casting #73

[kerbside]

73a 10 Ton Pressure Refueller (Leyland), issued1959, length 66mm, box type B.
73b F1 Ferrari, issued 1962, length 66mm, box types D and E.
73c !968 Mercury (Commuter Station Wagon), issued 1968, length 78mm, box type F.









A few Variations Silver Trim to the radiator and rear bumber, and a gap between the tank and the chassis.









I have posted two lots this week, as I am having an operation on my hands on Wednesday.

George T.

[johnboy]

Good luck George, hope it goes well.

[kwakers]

Yes George, best of luck with those talented hands. Dick

[gpwcollector]

Good luck George!!!

[motorman]

Good Luck George, I love your posts and look forward to many more once you recover from your op.

[fintail]

Good luck with the operation, hope you are back here asap.

My 73s:

[Brad Pittiful]

let us know if you need a hand George...good luck with the procedure!





the two bases...1968 mercury and mercury on platform

[GHOSTHUNTER]

I always enjoy looking at "Brad Pittiful's" pictures, you can see so much in them, not just the models, however, I can not work out what is in this picture, is it something from an old Steam Traction engine, I am really intrigued to know, how about it Brad lets have a better look at the mysterious black object or do you want to give us clues and we have to guess what it, that would be fun!!!

Ghosty.

[Taniwha]

I always enjoy looking at "Brad Pittiful's" pictures, you can see so much in them, not just the models, however, I can not work out what is in this picture, is it something from an old Steam Traction engine, I am really intrigued to know, how about it Brad lets have a better look at the mysterious black object or do you want to give us clues and we have to guess what it, that would be fun!!!

Ghosty.

Perhaps on a new thread friend. How about we keep this one for nice pictures of #73.



Cheers,
Gavin

[motorman]

I always enjoy looking at "Brad Pittiful's" pictures, you can see so much in them, not just the models, however, I can not work out what is in this picture, is it something from an old Steam Traction engine, I am really intrigued to know, how about it Brad lets have a better look at the mysterious black object or do you want to give us clues and we have to guess what it, that would be fun!!!

Ghosty.

I think it's a Welders Mask?? No wait I know what it is it's Darth Vaders Helmet...........have you been dressing up again Dan, naughty boy!!