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Philip Webb
A varied collection of models from my workbench over recent years
45 items in this album, click on one to enlarge it.
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Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Module
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Saturn V Moon Rocket, Apollo 11
23 photos
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Space 1999
26 photos
Philip Webb
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Trucks
59 photos
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10.8 Manual model: Bascule Bridge
5 photos
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Asymetric swing bridge
11 photos
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'Bikes
28 photos
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Binns Road Shop Window Bridge
7 photos
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Erector Girder Bridge
4 photos
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Butters Monotower Crane
6 photos
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Cars
63 photos
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Cranes
29 photos
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Custom Car
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Double Flyboats, Supermodel 33a
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Double Swing Boats
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Dr Doom
10 photos
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Dumper Truck in Stokys
8 photos
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Erector Ferris Wheel
5 photos
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Figee level-luffing Harbour Crane with grab
26 photos
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Heavy Duty Luffing Tower Crane with sliding couterbalance
6 photos
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Horizontal Mill Engine
9 photos
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Luffing Tower Crane
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Luffing Tower Crane Mk 2, 2014.
9 photos
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Mercury Atlas launch complex
18 photos
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Millennium Falcon, Star Wars
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Minions
9 photos
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Monster Truck
6 photos
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No 8 Set Swing Bridge
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Nodding Donkey Pumping Engine
16 photos
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Pedestal Crane
15 photos
Philip Webb
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Philip Webb (at 6:44am, Sat 26th Apr, 14) |
this is a model of the US Mercury Atlas launch complex, based on an old Revell Plastic Kit. My design and build, photos by Greg Webb. This was the spacecraft from the early #60s that first launched single passengers ("The Magnificent 7") into orbit from American soil. |