This Sunday (18th Oct) I will be off to SELWG at Crystal Palace in London and I just can not wait. It has been three years since they last had a show there as it was closed to do improvements to the swimming pools for the 2012 Olympics.
Although I do not have a very big shopping list, I am hopping to pick up the HAT French Pontoon set and the French Light Ambulance set as I have not seen them yet at Modelzone in London. I will give a full report here next week and I will take my camera although getting pictures up on this site at the moment is impossible.
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