| Plate | Description — Plates 73-108 | Plate Added |
|---|
| Plate 73 | Repairing the damaged corbels, Part 7: all the corbels have been repaired | APR 2004 |
| Plate 74 | Three combinations of key lighting and fill lighting with the Black Castle | APR 2004 |
| Plate 75 | Four combinations of key lighting and fill lighting with the Black Castle as a backdrop for militaria | APR 2004 |
| Plate 76 | A close-up of a regimental cap badge | APR 2004 |
| Plate 77 | A new lamp is considered as a key light | APR 2004 |
| Plate 78 | we test four different key-light effects with a silver pendant | APR 2004 |
| Plate 79 | Sentry boxes are added to the Black Castle | MAY 2004 |
| Plate 80 | Britains Farm set No. 147F, metal hollow-cast figures | JUL 2004 |
| Plate 81 | Britains Ltd. catalogues from 1950, 1965 and 1966 | JUL 2004 |
| Plate 82 | An entry in the 1950 Britains Ltd. catalogue | JUL 2004 |
| Plate 83 | Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth as Colonel-in-Chief, the Grenadier Guards | JUL 2004 |
| Plate 84 | The Band of the Life Guards with 1965 Britains Ltd. catalogue | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 85 | The Band of the Life Guards with a souvenir program of The Queen's Guards Tattoo | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 86 | The Band of the Life Guards passing The Black Castle (bright lighting) | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 87 | The Band of the Life Guards passing The Black Castle (subdued
lighting) | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 88 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 1: a model of a Churchill Mark IV tank that lost its box | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 89 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 2: a box made by the Collector for a Churchill Mark IV tank | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 90 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 3: close-up photo of box label for Churchill Mark IV tank | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 91 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 4: wrapping the Churchill Mark IV tank in paper before storing | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 92 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 5: the ingredients for packing a boxed model | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 93 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 6: the fully-packed box for the Churchill Mark IV tank | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 94 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 7: the Churchill Mark IV tank is catalogued into the database | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 95 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 8: What's in that paper bag? | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 96 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 9: the contents of the paper bag are removed | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 97 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 10: twenty-one soldiers of the British Indian Army | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 98 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 11: close-up of an Indian Army soldier | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 99 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 12: who made this figure? | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 100 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 13: we begin by making a box label | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 101 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 14: we make a simple box from scrap cardboard | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 102 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 15: the box is lined with white cardboard | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 103 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 16: we make a three-way separator | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 104 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 17: a roll of blue gift-wrap paper | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 105 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 18: blue gift-wrap paper is glued to the box | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 106 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 19: the three-way separator is placed into the box | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 107 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 20: the partitioned box shows its display attribute | AUG 2004 |
| Plate 108 | Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 21: we construct the box-cover | AUG 2004 |