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Model: Boyz Bach

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Model/miniature: Boyz Bach. Bach and maker details The bach was made in 2004 as part of a workshop project with miniature club members. Several chose to make a traditional bach, but this one has been modelled after a “renovated” design. Trilby doesn’t include figures in the models because she says “they tend to freeze action”. Devoid of inhabitants, its easy to imagine the men having just gone ...

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  • Title

    Model: Boyz Bach

  • Maker

    Conway, Trilby

  • Date made

    2004: Production Date

  • Subject

    Modelmaking, Maritime Arts, Models, Model (ship, vehicle, etc)

  • Additional information

    Wood: 0 - Whole, Textile: 0 - Whole, Plastic: 0 - Whole, Paint: 0 - Whole, 3D objects (HxWxD): H 340 x W 800 x D 600mm: 0 - Whole

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