I'll try and get photo's when I attend, for a follow-up. There's bit more here: http://www.seacitymuseum.co.uk/?p=3003
and for the 4-11 age group there's a money-box making workshop thing: "Inspired by the War Games exhibition we will create personalised money boxes, complete with action figure to guard your pennies!", so get the corduroy shorts on and have a close shave...."Please, I'm only eleventy-eleven!"
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I've seen that picture before- why are the stretcher bearers walking towards each other?
I thought the same thing! Perhaps they are moving the stretchers sideways round the camp!
I don't know if there are any Lineol in the group either (it's the exhibition 'flyer') but I think they're mostly Elasolin's figures?
Cheers
Hugh
Thanks Brian....
....but that's your internal editing link! It's not letting me click on it (which is good), but a hacker might find it useful? I'll try and find the post the long way and then delete your comment, for safety's sake!
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Brian Carrick covered the exhibition here...
http://toysoldiercollecting.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/war-games-at-museum-of-childhood.html
...when it started in London, the Southampton showing is an on-tour version, he says don't expect too much, so expect less! I'm still going, and if you're in the area it's only six quid to get in!
Thanks for that Hugh, I thought the link looked a bit long but didn't realize the significance! The exhibition is certainly worth going to and I would go again if it came back to London.
Best wishes, Brian
No Worries Brian...I've done it myself...when I first started Blogging I put my Dashboard's URL on a forum!
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