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Title: Another great colourised old photo
Post by: Greybeard on 21.07. 2022 20:38

Posted on FaceAche.
'Sgt John 'Crasher' White and Sgt. Freddie Frith of the Royal Army Service Corps Driving and Maintainence School based at Portinscale during the Second World War are seen near Keswick on a pair of Velocette motorcycles. Both were well known TT and trials riders before the war so I would assume they were both instructors at the school. Original black and white photo by Lt. Taylor, official War Office photographer, coloured by me.'

Title: Re: Another great colourised old photo
Post by: Colsbeeza on 22.07. 2022 02:33

Brilliant GB. How do you colour it? Got a nice program?
Col

Title: Re: Another great colourised old photo
Post by: Minto on 22.07. 2022 03:14

Crayons and a steady hand?
Great picture!

Title: Re: Another great colourised old photo
Post by: Greybeard on 22.07. 2022 10:10

Quote from: Colsbeeza on 22.07. 2022 02:33

Brilliant GB. How do you colour it? Got a nice program?
Col

Nah, not me. I would have credited the poster but as is usually the case with FB I couldn't find the post again.

Title: Re: Another great colourised old photo
Post by: Joolstacho on 23.07. 2022 01:32

Velo 350 MAF, basically MAC, but frame has a large sumpguard integrated into it.