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Author	Royston Leonard / mediadrumworld.com
Copyright holder	Royston Leonard / mediadrumworld.com
Image title	GHOSTS of the last time America went to war in Korea have brought back to life through the work of a British electrician. The stunning pictures show ships lined up on the shore at the Battle of Inchon and troops boarding a plane ready for a drop behind enemy lines north of Pyonyang, Korea. Other images show troops trekking through snow during winter and tanks being fired. The mind-blowing pictures have been expertly colourised by electrician Royston Leonard (54) from Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. Royston digitally paints over the black and white images and mixes his colours on screen. Royston Leonard / mediadrumworld.com
Short title	GHOSTS of the last time America went to war in Korea have brought back to life through the work of a British electrician. The stunning pictures show ships lined up on the shore at the Battle of Inchon and troops boarding a plane ready for a drop behind enemy lines north of Pyonyang, Korea. Other images show troops trekking through snow during winter and tanks being fired. The mind-blowing pictures have been expertly colourised by electrician Royston Leonard (54) from Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. Royston digitally paints over the black and white images and mixes his colours on screen. Royston Leonard / mediadrumworld.com
Keywords	Korean War, Colourisation, Colour, Incredible, War, History, Art, Amazing Incredible
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