Tuesday, 9 June 2020

KEV'S CAMBERWICK GREEN MUSIC BOX FROM SCRATCH

Hi,

I have made a replica of the Camberwick Green music box.

It had to be done.

Can you guess what is in it today?

Kevin
UK







17 comments:

  1. Paul Adams from New Zealand6/09/2020 7:29 pm

    Very, very nice. Beautifully finished. First class, as always.

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  2. Thanks, most kind, much appreciated.

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    1. Thats amazing Kev, god that takes me back. You really should share these with the BBC. Stunning work

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    2. Thanks, it hit me with nostalgia as I looked through the camera.

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  3. Looks great Kevin.
    Cant wait to see it turning !
    Mish.

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    1. Thanks, I nearly bought one of those battery powered turntables that jewellers shops use to make it turn, but then didn't bother!

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  4. That's really great- an attractive image in these difficult times!

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  5. Thanks, it cheered me up!

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  6. Cheered me up too Kev! And I've got to go back to School! I was thinking about rotation of your box and saw this. Alas its in China but maybe its here in the UK somewhere? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Creative-Pink-Round-Rotating-Music-Box-Base-for-Kid-DIY-Modelling-Craft-Toy/152749600714?hash=item239095efca:g:iGYAAOSws~pb5M27

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    1. Oh yeah, that would've been ideal! Good luck with school.

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  7. An iconic piece of childhood memory, Kevin. What a fitting display stand for you superb figures :)

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  8. Thanks, yep, a bit of nostalgic fun.

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  9. Looks brilliant, you should sell them. Probably a market for those.

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  10. I would buy one!

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  11. Kev, this looks fantastic. Did you ever publish a build diary for this or any type of plans. I’d love to try to replicate your work. Thanks Stephen.

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    1. Thanks. I didn't do a build diary or plans really. There is fair degree of symmetry though, so it's not to hard to work out. I used plasticard and coloured vinyl for a lot of it.

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  12. Thanks for the response. I’m going to give it a try. 👍

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