[WWI] Figure info Request

[Douglas Anderson]

My typing is atrocious
  I do apologise for any confiusion I may have caused
  Translation follows
  apprecaite - appreciate
  thta - that
  teh - the
  maera - camera
  heis - his
  hi - him
  viages - visages
  m,ay - may
  project - projects
   
  I am dyslexic and my mind is too fast for my fingers. I am also in need of a new keyboard as the one I am using is French and I do not speak the language

Douglas Anderson <djandersonza at yahoo.com> wrote:
    Yes I was. Why, do you have some additional information? I would apprecaite what ever knowledge you have.
   
  The centre piece will be of the railway carriage. The interior will be laid out as it was for the signing. Each member thta was present will also be represented; as I said, the allies getting the group mug-shot and teh Germans off to one side, smoking I would guess. As for the maera man, heis head will be hidden by the cloth, so I could model hi after Diego and no one would be the wiser (unless I model a broken camera)
   
  I think 1/48 would suffice as one could still recreate the viages enough that one should be able to recognise who is who, but this will be an experiment and I m,ay choose to model in a slightly larger scale for this reason. Only after I have finally decided on a scale (after experimenting with the figures) will I decide on the final scale. 
   
  This project should keep me out of mischief for a while. The reason why I chose this project is that since my work is keeping me away from finishing off my other project (DH6, Supermarine Air Yacht etc), modeling the figures and carriage, and then transporting them back home  and back to Angola in my hand luggage will probably cause less damage than my last attempt with the Air Yacht and DH6, both of which need to be rebuilt. (Never trust the handle with care sticker).
   
  Attached is a link to the photograph that inspired the idea
  http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Armisticetrain.jpg
  
michael wuyek <mawuyek at yahoo.com> wrote:
  I'm not looking at the archives. Were you the one asking for info on the railcar the armistice was signed in? Someone was....

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