Miniature Sherlock Flat a 3 pipe problem.



Hello Friends well so much has happened the Mini show and sale was a great success and we have some amazing pieces. Next year will be the shows 50th hope you can make it out to Tucson to see it. Here are some pictures my entries into the event. 


































 


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