In the 1942 religious film of that name, The Great Mr. Handel consigns two orphans into the nautical care of Andrew Leigh with a set dressing over the fireplace so we know the Foundling Hospital is a quasi-naval establishment.
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I presume the topic relates to models in scenes intended as models rather than models simulating a life-sized vessel. Anyway, two spring to mind:-
1. The 39 Steps (1959) Regents Park scene - located an image here: https://www.reelstreets.com/films/39-steps-the-1959/ (as a newcomer, if there are any forum rules for posting links or images from third party sources, please advise..I don't want to end up in the soup over a breach of copyright! Thanks)
2. Rogue's Yarn (1957) Two scenes with model boats. One on a boating lake and another where an "automatic pilot" is being demonstrated in a water tank. This is probably my favourite black and white film of the 50s era.
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Originally posted by sacza View PostI presume the topic relates to models in scenes intended as models rather than models simulating a life-sized vessel. Anyway, two spring to mind:-
1. The 39 Steps (1959) Regents Park scene - located an image here: https://www.reelstreets.com/films/39-steps-the-1959/ (as a newcomer, if there are any forum rules for posting links or images from third party sources, please advise..I don't want to end up in the soup over a breach of copyright! Thanks)
2. Rogue's Yarn (1957) Two scenes with model boats. One on a boating lake and another where an "automatic pilot" is being demonstrated in a water tank. This is probably my favourite black and white film of the 50s era.
You'll never get into trouble by posting a link to another web site (unless it contains something naughty like porn or a virus). It's up to each reader to virus check the link before downloading it.
Steve
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