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Old 02-09-13, 03:40
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Photos Tim?
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Old 02-09-13, 05:35
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Here are a couple of pics I hope :-)
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Old 02-09-13, 08:13
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The carrier has thrown a track.



Very unprofessional of you!

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Old 02-09-13, 13:46
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a ha! Well my memory isn't too bad. I got the all metal bit wrong though.
Well done Tim.
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Old 03-09-13, 01:42
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Well, I'll give it a try: four images of the LP2A model at the Littlefield Collection.

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Hmmmm; these seem a little on the small size. The painted label detailing the scale and manufacturer is across the rear. The label on the front right guard is a pseudo AIF number, but reads '1939-45', so if that is original, then this model has to have been made by METGASCO post war. There is also the number '4' in red: maybe there was a small 'production run' of these? Interested in others views, especially Tim (who appears to have one of the others from this 'production run' - they look pretty similar).

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Old 03-09-13, 01:52
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And just to support my comment about the AC1, here are a couple of images. Note the rust streaks and faded paintwork.

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