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English: Aeropark The 'Monkton Icarus' was commissioned by Scottish Enterprise Ayrshire to mark a new aerospace development park at Monkton, next to Prestwick Airport. The sculptor is Andy Scott http://www.aqza25.dsl.pipex.com/andy/shipbuilders.html, and it was based on designs by local schoolchildren.
Andy Scott is also responsible for 'The Heavy Horse' by the M8 87389 and several other works in Glasgow and beyond. |
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