I think I did, but cant remember as it was last year. Your apology is accept & thank you for doing so. The reason I collect BFA Land Rovers was/ is because I used to have a 1950 S1 Land-Rover, and when their first one came out I had to have it, as I also used to collect models Landies, some of...

For some of us this is the next best thing from owning a real Land - Rover, some of us are on a pension, you obviously have lots on money so you can afford & run one I cant, so the figurine is the next best thing.

Obviously you have never heard of Border Fine Arts, I suggest you go and find their Land Rover figurines. I asked a sencible question, why cant I get a sencible answer, I though you lot were the experts, obviously I was wrong.

. I certainly am not, I was just wondering if others had had any dealings with this firm. Please dont insult my intelligence.:nospamhere:

Just wondering if anyone has come across a firm called Andies Landies of Coventry? would be interested in hearing their comments about them.

I have the latest S1 Border Fine Arts Land - Rover, 1st Trial, and I have noticed on the front chassis member (where the starting handle would go) there is a No 2 printed on cross member, any idea as to what this might be for?, also on my figurine I have noticed that the tail pipe on the exhaust...

:monitor_punch:I live in "Sunny" Gloucestershire. Joined your forum to see who might have one of my old Land-Rovers. PJO 549 & VRW 645 S or was it the other way round S645 VRW? anyway it was a 1977 SWB with an LPG fuel system & an 80 litre tank in the back, plus stainless steel exhaust...