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Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
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Beautiful!
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Very interesting! The interior looks nicely detailed. I like this one!
A great model Keko and one I would get if I wasn't running low on space.
Gorgeous! Love that rich green color.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
That looks fantatsic. Great color.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Beautiful model Keko
Running low on space? I've never heard such a preposterous excuse!
Homes can always be extended. If you can''t afford that, there are always redundant pieces of furniture or unnecessary internal dividing walls that can be removed. Bulky, space-consuming living room suites can be replaced with compact deckchairs. Throw out that big four-poster bed and use hammocks to free up useful floor space. Washing machines and tumble driers can be relocated to a garden shed, and cars can safely be parked in the driveway to allow extra model shelving to be installed in the garage. Grown-up offspring can be offered suitable financial inducements to seek independent living accommodation elsewhere. The possbilities are simply endless.
Please get your priorities right, Harvey, and let's hear no more of this nonsense.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
Lol...priceless! Finally a common sense attitude. Caution though; it
MAY strain one's relationship, so expect an adjustment period.
Gorgeous model, Keko! Excellent photography.
HA! Sacrifices mat need to be made!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I'm sure you are a perfectly nice, thoughtful chap, Jack ...
but perhaps lacking that streak of ruthless single-mindedness that is the mark of the true collector.
My personal solution to the space problem is that I live in the attic and my lady wife (who doesn't feel the cold and damp as badly as I do) sleeps in the cellar, with two floors of models and boxes in between.
I don't hear much in the way of complaint. Well, not unless I turn the volume on my hearing aid right up, but that really eats up the batteries and I don't like the loud screeching noises (I THINK that must be the hearing aid. No other explanation comes to mind).
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
That is a fantastic model. Thanks for sharing.
great stuff!
I do believe you have reached nirvana. Good job...and so selfless.
Your wife is a lucky woman; be sure to remind her of that.