Crail

[scrooloose]

A few shots of Crail from 1986. We had permission from the farmer to visit the site, but he told us he would have prosecuted if he had caught us on there without asking him first.

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[PETERTHEEATER]

Nice, thanks. Were these transparencies or 'print' film?

[scrooloose]

35mm 200ASA print film through my Dad's old SLR. No flash or anything.

[PETERTHEEATER]

Nice colours. Todays' digital is great for colour but if you want real monochrome only film will do.

[scrooloose]

Ta, I'll tell my Dad.

[PNK]

Back on the subject of torpeod head colours, a reference I have said that the collapsible heads were painted red. So did this mean the blowing heads were yellow? It sort of implies this and I know that collapsible heads were being phased out mid war. There seems to be a lot of opinion in the modelling world but little in the way of facts.