Britain’s modern farm series 54mm Scarecrow – a little sinister?
Great camouflage for an enemy spy …
Blogposted on All Hallow’s Eve, 31st October 2019 by Mark (Straw) Man of TIN
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Britain’s modern farm series 54mm Scarecrow – a little sinister?
Great camouflage for an enemy spy …
Blogposted on All Hallow’s Eve, 31st October 2019 by Mark (Straw) Man of TIN
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As it is Halloween is he using invisible semaphore flags to signal to fellow scarecrows? I had a very similar figure circa 1965. Nice to see him going strong.
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Definitely wig-wag signalling. I have that more colourful Britains 60s scarecrow figure (somewhere).
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Takes me back to being a child….
Cheers,
Pete.
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An overlooked childhood classic of a plastic Britains figure.
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It’s scaring more than the crows, that one.
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Not quite the cheery 1960s 1970s one, this one … not that Worzel Gummidge wasn’t a bit eerie too.
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I well remember the old Britains Farm scarecrow. Reckon I’ve saw it in my parents loft some years back…
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