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My blog nick-name is SIR HUGH. I'm not from the aristocracy - my middle name is Hugh which relates to the list of 282 hills in Scotland compiled by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891. I climbed my last one (Sgurr Mor) on 28th June 2009

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Wednesday, 29 November 2023

Porsche and Lotus

 Wednesday 29th November 2023

Just a quick update to confirm I am still around.

Many factors have conspired against walking so nothing to report on that front.

I finished off the Porsche model a while ago and now just finished a Lotus 7.


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  1. Which engine in the Lotus - Cosworth tuned Ford engine was the favourite.

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  2. BC - I'm not sure. The main engine block was painted green. Although you can't see them I fixed plug leads from plugs to distributor after many attempts by different methods. If they are in the correct firing order that would be just a massive fluke. This has been one of my most satisfying builds to date, along with the Porsche - one gets better with practice but when I look at what some of the experts do I am just a pond-sailor compared with a Vendée Globe competitor. At least it takes my mind off being restricted from walks with some challenge and at higher altitude.

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    1. Completion of those models must be very satisfying, with the backdrop of Alpine Adventures on the reading shelf, and a reminder of the Robin's habits at this time of year. Our Robin appears, together with blackbirds and sparrows, before the kettle boils after the calci worms are dispensed.

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  4. Phreerunner - I suppose that background was a bit of showing off. I was thinking of putting them both together on a grss surface with a brick wall behind representing a location on a country edtate or similar but my latest kit has intervened for thr moment..

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