Dealing with the gremlins
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Dealing with the gremlins
Disclaimer -all crocheted figures were done by Pat Heaps for them to go to charity shops of Veterans at Ease to raise much needed funds .
Some did not reach the charity shops but were sold beforehand.
Grommit catching a gremlin on a Kingtiger
Some did not reach the charity shops but were sold beforehand.
Grommit catching a gremlin on a Kingtiger
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
Another one looking for the gremlins on the Rolls Royce ( or a tiffy on the hunt for the culprit )
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
Micro wave it quickly 

Oh Man, I only ride em I don't know what makes them work,
Definatley an Anti-Social type
Definatley an Anti-Social type
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
Anyone know the term for a group of gremlins ? One of the little buggers caused enough problems on its own
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
He's the big chap sporting a red hat and blue duffel coat. Normally, this attire is worn by Paddington bear but this guy definitely has a Basil Brush face and nose! My wife does loads of crochet but, sadly, I can't persuade her to do a 1/6 th panzer crew member.
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
I think you need to pay more attention on the AFV ( Assorted Fluffy Volounteers ) recognition lectures.
Many visual indications that pictured is indeed a Paddington and not a Basil in disguise.
Mark
Many visual indications that pictured is indeed a Paddington and not a Basil in disguise.

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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
The Wallace & Grommit are roughly 1/6th scale. John has them crewing (and protecting) his Armortek Kingtiger.
The squaddie, 3rd row ,second from left, looks to be about the same size.
Contact John on this forum or through their website.If they have not already sold, then for a suitable donation I am sure one could be posted to you.
Alternatively if your wife agrees to crochet one but needs the pattern, contact dad, Tony Heaps, on this forum and ask if 0B ( SWMBO ) could forward it.
Mark
The squaddie, 3rd row ,second from left, looks to be about the same size.
Contact John on this forum or through their website.If they have not already sold, then for a suitable donation I am sure one could be posted to you.
Alternatively if your wife agrees to crochet one but needs the pattern, contact dad, Tony Heaps, on this forum and ask if 0B ( SWMBO ) could forward it.
Mark
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
A photo that John sent me
“Grommet, when I said track the gremlins I meant follow them with a gun, ( Oops oh well never mind).”
“Grommet, when I said track the gremlins I meant follow them with a gun, ( Oops oh well never mind).”
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Re: Dealing with the gremlins
Gremlins are now starting to use camouflage, these 2 caught & now confined under close observation by beady eyes.