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1960 VW Transporter Type 2 (T1) Pick-Up - 140 XUT
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The Sunday Challenge - Through The Looking Glass
If you're lucky enough to find the magic mirror and you look closely you just might catch a glimpse of the Nerfuls!
Oh, and just in case anyone is wondering, it is a photograph ... only the frame has been added in Paint Shop Pro. The rest was carefully staged ... hopefully it all works?
The Nerfuls were a range of toys produced back in the Eighties by toy manufacturer Parker Brothers. Not sure how many individual characters there were, but I have 5 so who knows they might appear again in some forthcoming Sunday Challenge!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerful
Oh, and just in case anyone is wondering, it is a photograph ... only the frame has been added in Paint Shop Pro. The rest was carefully staged ... hopefully it all works?
The Nerfuls were a range of toys produced back in the Eighties by toy manufacturer Parker Brothers. Not sure how many individual characters there were, but I have 5 so who knows they might appear again in some forthcoming Sunday Challenge!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerful
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