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  1. Just arrived this week have been the pre-production sample models of two new Excalibur range models:

     

    EXC 2b/c The 1980 Cavalier Mk 1 Sports Hatch in 1.6GL guise.

    EXC 4/a The 1970 Corsair 2000E and 1968 Corsair 2000GT.

     

    The models are limited to 100 (all variants & colours inclusive) so if there's anything you fancy, let me know ASAP (the Sports Hatch is already half sold out on pre-orders.

     

    I was keeping the Corsair secret but now that the models have arrived, I've revealed it!

     

    EXC 3/a/b The Rootes Arrow Rapier/Alpine ranges are also being snapped up on pre-orders so don't hang about if you want one.

     

    You can see some photoes of these (pre-production sample models in different colours) models in the EXCALIBUR section of the site.

    Wishing you all a fabulous Christmas and a brilliant New Year,

    Frank.

     

     

     

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    CLICK OVER ASAP to the 'Kenna Models' category on the site to see photos of the latest brand new model from Master Model Builder - Pete Kenna.

     

    This 1960s' AC Greyhound open convertible truly is one of the most exquistely and intricately detailed models I've ever seen.

     

    Especially commissioned in these colours by BHM, the models are stunningly handbuilt in white metal.

     

    Regards to all,

    Frank.

  3. Stand by your beds and be ready for the off!!

    Piggy banks open -

     

    Over the next few days, BHM will be having another MASSIVE sale of LANSDOWNE models.

     

    Keep a close eye on "LANSDOWNE DELETED" on the site for the next lot of BARGAIN white metal models.

     

    The first sale in the summer was hugely successful and I'm expecting the next one to be even bigger - especially with CHRISTMAS just around the corner.

     

    Regards to all,

    Frank.

  4. NEVER FORGET.

     

    Beneath the soil

    In foreign fields

    At rest, the young men lie

    Caressed by the wind

    Blessed by the sun

    Forever, to face the sky.

     

    How long will we appreciate

    The sacrifice they gave

    In handing us our freedom

    As they marched to an early grave

     

    Young lads, young men

    All as one

    Of laughter and of tears

    Of broken hearts

    Of beer and darts

    All wrapped in tender years

    Of football, sweethearts, motorbikes

    The innocence of the young

    Torn from their grasp

    By the wail of death

    No more, their song to be sung

     

    How long will we remember them

    And the sacrifice they made

    As they granted us our future

    It can never be repaid

     

    Beneath gravestones

    Far from their homes

    In death, the young men lie

    Row after row

    After row

    After row

    Forever, to face the sky

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