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I think if you are flexible enough you should give yourself a massive pat on the back. They really are excellent.

Thank you Mr B

Quality through and through!

Although there is a large range of O gauge figures available, Heyside requires an awful lot, so inevitably I was going to have to do some conversions. I have pre-
empted this by starting work on some of the original Heyside figures and also by adding a few easy bits to new figures.

The first photo shows a figure conversion (still work in progress) that involved a head swop and shovel removal, he is stood next to the same figure that he is converted from. This man is going to be leaning on the bar in the pub.
The second photo shows a lad with a scratch built (sounds posh for a bit of wire and tiny piece of plastic) YoYo, again still work in progress.

John

YoYo lad is now finished so I am working on (alas not in) the pub.

There as already been one mishap when a slightly inebriated punter caught his mates glass with his elbow!

I went to that pub once. I wouldn’t say it was rough, but Kate Adie was the barmaid and they had a pig on the bar as an air freshener.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Sat Jan 12, 2019 8:10 pm I went to that pub once. I wouldn’t say it was rough, but Kate Adie was the barmaid and they had a pig on the bar as an air freshener.

The one on Heyside is just like that......pick a window, you'r leaving

Six more finished

Pannier Tank wrote: ↑Sat Jan 12, 2019 8:13 pm

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Sat Jan 12, 2019 8:10 pm I went to that pub once. I wouldn’t say it was rough, but Kate Adie was the barmaid and they had a pig on the bar as an air freshener.

The one on Heyside is just like that......pick a window, you'r leaving

OMG! I'm glad I don't use that pub!
Jim.
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