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Check it out at 22 seconds !!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcIi3tT ... Js8OU5nmHo

Apparently this is from 1978-79. I confess that I don't remember it!

How on earth did you spot this???!! (Left over from Thunderbirds Are Go!??)

drakula63 wrote:Check it out at 22 seconds !!!...........

That post should definitely earn you a scouts observers badge (if there is such a thing) - a very impressive bit of Burns spotting!

As mentioned, possibly left over from Thunderbirds, or perhaps one of these (2nd from left, obviously!):


Cliff

Moderne wrote:How on earth did you spot this???!! (Left over from Thunderbirds Are Go!??)

Someone posted it on the Fanderson facebook page, pointing out that several of the people involved had worked for Gerry Anderson in the 1960s. I suspect that, yes, the mini-Marvin was probably left over from the Thunderbirds film... or maybe just built anew using the plans. I had absolutely no idea it was going to be in there until, out of boredom and curiosity, I watched the video! I wonder if the guitar lasted much beyond this? I'll hazard a guess that it probably belonged to Zena Relph or Christine Glanville.

Deke Dickerson (of Los Angeles) has a working half-size "Burns" Marvin. I saw it on display at one of his "Guitar Geeks' Festivals" seven or eight years ago.

French title sequence and song. You see a bit more of the 'mini-Marvin' in this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U44yDHd-on4