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5 comments:
this is the type of piece that really inspired me back in the mid 80's. What everyone called London style - classic colour scheme as well.
Lovely...
Is this a certain young man still active to this day?
aye but you will not recognise him as he always wears a wee black eye mask and sports a pencil thin 'tache.
Liking the new nom de plume Mr L
This was by GM in the Prime moniker?
Surprised he's not on here chippin in btw.
More pummeling awaits,
Hasta
This is A-typical style of the time Chrome Angelz all the way . Think everyone in the uk had a go at this style this is a good example .
Most of what people call london style was really just others biting the TCA, the originators of the first real style innovation outside of New York.
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