There should be a set of four inserts with the box.   John provided a scan of the original wheel slot card from which the pattern was sampled and surface printed over the green paper.  The cloudy blue paper is white cartridge, soaked and then blotted with cotton wool loaded with blue watercolour.    The wrapping paper was a light blue, colour-washed in an effort to get it darker.  The size was intimidating because it was bigger than my printer (back then) could output.

John might have had a couple of copies, but I can't remember.  This was ten years ago.  

Ah, yes, I remember Dave had a few boxes from down in the storeroom a few years ago.   Not sure what happened to Dave?  I was afraid something might have happened to him because I just lost contact and he never mentioned being unwell.  Anyway, I just went back to see what was still there and I still have two more copies - one with grey, one with green wheel trays.    Here's an instant offer  -  if any other members would like one, please email me where to send it.

Edit to mention that Dave produced some first class copies of various prewar models - really the best I've ever seen.  I'll try to organise some photos of his castings when I get back to my regular situation in a few weeks time.

Good morning all, have not got this box but hopefully one day. I have a question.

The inserts to which you refer, 4 in number, are they the same as the inserts to each of the individual sets, 4 I think.

David

The inserts are similar indeed to 151, 152, 161, 162.  Perhaps necessarily because the arrangements of pieces is the same.  But the side wall measurements vary to equalise the overall depth of the box.