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A little diversion from wagon building.
I like 'untold stories' suggested by details, like the cricket 'stumps' chalked on the wall.Some superb colouring their in the buildings and street scene.
Yep, he is multitasking with a traditional pointing pipe!I assume that's a pipe in the blokes hand and not a pistol.
Yep, he is multitasking with a traditional pointing pipe!
He's not the Chippie, though, who is in the green jacket. Mr Pipe Pointer is the Expert every Tradesman who has to work in public view has met, who comes along and tells you how you should be doing your job....Needs to do less chatting and more finishing the doors off. It's nearly winter and the locals won't thank him if there's an icy wind blowing into the pub.

He's not the Chippie, though, who is in the green jacket. Mr Pipe Pointer is the Expert every Tradesman who has to work in public view has met, who comes along and tells you how you should be doing your job....![]()
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I wondered why the phone kiosk is white, then, after googling a bit I found out about Hull's independent phone system, the kiosk colour and the absence of a crown on the kiosk.
Keep up the good work.
Dave

Is that the 1979/80 RL Challenge Cup final poster.View attachment 246858
Close up for you. They are by far a better way of telling where this layout is set than a bus on a bridge! (plus we dont have a bridge). Hull Corporation Telephones Kiosks have always been variations on green and cream (more recently all over cream). This colour scheme is correct for the 1960s and into the early 70s. They were a casting made specifically for the company, and even the font of the word Telephones differs sleightly. The models (there are 2 on the layout) were created by modifying the Peco kit of the GPO version.
No its period for the layout. Its the poster for the October 1967 Yorkshire Challenge Cup Final. See your thinking though, they really stuck with that design.Is that the 1979/80 RL Challenge Cup final poster.
I had completely forgotten about the old Yorkshire Cup competition.No its period for the layout. Its the poster for the October 1967 Yorkshire Challenge Cup Final. See your thinking though, they really stuck with that design.
unusually for an East Hull kid supported Hull!
C'mon you 'ull!No its period for the layout. Its the poster for the October 1967 Yorkshire Challenge Cup Final. See your thinking though, they really stuck with that design.