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One of many cartoons my farther did for the Model Engineer.
This was from 1954 and it's just the same now.
One of many cartoons my farther did for the Model Engineer.
This was from 1954 and it's just the same now.
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Thanks. First time I ever laughed at parting-off.
Jim
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I have "The Backyard Foundry" and others!
Same here.Originally Posted by neilbourjaily
your Dad is a genius
Over the years i have found/seen many work related cartoons - granted most had something to do with avionics or the navy.
if i manage to find them again i will post them on here.
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I always enjoyed Chucks articles in the Model Engineer and the way he used humer in his clever ideas. One I remember was his die casting of model pistons and a cartoon if him dancing around on a pile if hot pistons. A very clever chap indeed.
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