The Ford Capri Laser Page

2017-08-07_05-54-30 by nicholas bowler, on Flickr

Brilliant aint it ?

Chap posted it on facebook and someone added a great caption to it..."just add water and watch it dissolve, just like the real thing"

Hi Nick,
Great stuff, that's amazing!
Thay've made a really good job of that, especially considering they can't see what they are doing because they are wearing those stars over their faces....

Andrew.

Nice find Nick, never seen a Capri sand sculpture before. They look like holiday makers and as such, I bet they didn't make it. I remember seeing people on the beaches sat beside a sculpture, 'patting' it pretending they are working on it, with the change bucket with them, yet the locals had made them hours earlier!

Andrew 2.8i wrote:Thay've made a really good job of that, especially considering they can't see what they are doing because they are wearing those stars over their faces....

Ok Andrew its really me and my brother down in Southend last year...lovely sandy beach down there...do you believe me ??

pbar wrote:I bet they didn't make it. I remember seeing people on the beaches sat beside a sculpture, 'patting' it pretending they are working on it, with the change bucket with them, yet the locals had made them hours earlier!

Great story Paul. Did they get a bashing from the locals mate for cashing in on their hard work ? Reckon you might be right about these chaps with the Capri...their hands show no sign of being 'sanded up'.......

Everybody knew Nick, it stood out a mile I got the impression that it was common practice though, as soon as the proper sand artists went home the pretenders would pounce!

Looking at that picture, I just thought that had run out of modellers clay & sent their designers to the beach..

I love the details that have been put in it. The hockey stick, air vents, twin headlights, bonnet bulge, the bumpers, it's all there.

Andrew.

Haha its even got a little aerial!