1466 in YOUNG WINSTON
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My father in law was one of the Volunteer members who helped out with 1466 we've got a great photo of him with two other members and Edward Woodward & Simon Ward..also have a Call sheet of the days filming and a letter to him from GWS thanking him for his help.
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Glad you liked it. Only wish I had a camcorder 30 years ago.
Mervyn
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Thanks for comment. It was dirty, tiring and greasy but it was fun!
Mervyn
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That brings back some happy memories, I was working at the Divisional Office at Cardiff at the time, and I photographed 1466 passing through Cardiff Central behind a Hymek en route to Colbren Jnc. I also saw some of the action you've captured so well but didn't take any photos at the time. Thanks very much 5* Bob
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My father in law was one of the Volunteer members who helped out with 1466 we've got a great photo of him with two other members and Edward Woodward & Simon Ward..also have a Call sheet of the days filming and a letter to him from GWS thanking him for his help.
thornsworn 1 year ago
@thornsworn You did not mention your father-in-law's name, but I probably knew him- did he appear in any of these photos? Thanks for watching. Mervyn.
p.s. your comment appeared twice in my inbox- I have had the same problem with some of my comments to other contributors.
mvjedforest 1 year ago
An interesting collection of slides. 1466 looks so much better with the armour plate removed.
Cool2BCeltic 2 years ago
1466 needed a LOT of cleaning to remove the grime and soot from the pyrotechnics, after the armour plating was removed but it certainly did look better afterwards. Thanks for watching.
mvjedforest 2 years ago
I remember visiting the set as a boy. How I too wish there had been camcorders then.
jonathaneforeman 2 years ago
I went back there a few months ago and I regret that the area looked a bit run down, but at least I have happy memories of it in 1972. Thanks for watching.
Mervyn
mvjedforest 2 years ago