This little scene depicts a little Victorian boy lost in a English Midlands town. Help is at hand though as the friendly policeman has noticed the boy and is about to get him home safely.



The scene is comprised of two 54mm figures. The policeman is from the much missed Phoenix Victorian collection and the boy is from the Andrea Chaplin and the kid set. The signpost is scratchbuilt and shows some villages local to the Midlands town of Cannock where I live. The sharper eyed ones among you may notice that the village of Great Wyrley and town of Cannock featured prominently in a very recent adaptation on TV about the Wyrley horse maimings where the author of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle played by Martin Clunes attempted successfully to clear the name of George Edalji who was sentenced for the crime.



I hope you like it and as always I welcome all comments.
John.

You have been busy. Superb scene.

Bob

Thanks guys.

Nice one, Jazz - I know where all those places are!!

Steve

Course you do Steve. Your one of us Gods own people too.

Great piece! Makes a really nice change from the military staff

I hope this is on the table at the Staffs Moorlands show,
I want to see this face to face
Paul.

Thank you for that Paul. I hope to bring this to the show. John.

Excellent
P

Nice little scene.
Ralph.

Thanks guys.
Housecarl, I may have done the job once but I am not that bloomin old!!

A lovely little scene of yesteryear, and a very pleasant change of subject matter. I do like this.

Regards,

Mark

Nicely different and charming.
Cheers
John

Thanks for the kind comments fellas.