https://vgdiomodels.com/ Dimensions: 30 cm (L) x 19.5 cm (W) x 20 cm (H).
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https://vgdiomodels.com/ Dimensions: 30 cm (L) x 19.5 cm (W) x 20 cm (H).
Hope the sewage doesn’t fill up the boat! ha ha Wayne
I could see two saboteurs in that boat, one rowing and being a lookout while the other opens that grid to crawl in with an explosive charge to blow up the dock or warehouse
It’s a nice set and they make some excellent products.
For this one though, I think the outlet should have been located on the longer wall of the dock. Having an outlet over a berth (and it is a berth as we can see by the rings, ladder and posts) is not logical.
I also think the water could have been built a bit bigger. Maybe only a couple of centimetres but all the way along the front, and that would give more space at the berthing point as well as a bit of space for the outlet.
And a final thought would be to have options for the building signage. This is a nice, generic set which could work in a multitude of countries so signage that is either generic or adaptable (having decals or a set of plaster letters) would broaden the appeal and im sure would see more sales.
Suggestion only.
What, no euro gauge rail through the cobble stone?