TJF Met Police Board Game Art Print A gloriously sarcastic tribute to the Metropolitan Police of the 1980’s, reimagined as a wonderfully chaotic Monopoly style board packed with dark humour, old-school policing references and bureaucratic madness. Created by retired Senior Police Artist “By Boris”, this detailed satirical artwork takes the viewer on a nostalgic journey through legendary London police stations infamous specialist units• endless F.728 forms, Police Slow squares, operational disasters and enough management decisions to empty an entire borough. Designed in the style of a vintage board game, every corner of the print rewards closer inspection with hidden jokes, recognisable station names and painfully familiar moments guaranteed to make retired officers laugh, wince, or quietly mutter, “Bloody hell… I remember that nick.” Perfect for: serving or retired police officers, police memorabilia collectors, home offices, studies, man caves, retirement gifts, or anybody who survived a late turn in London during the 1980’s. Available in three framed sizes. A perfect conversation piece for anyone who knows that “R5 with background…” usually meant your evening had just been ruined. By Boris. Specifications: Ready-to-hang: Includes hanging kit, ready to hang directly on the wall. Frame Material: Responsibly sourced oak and ash wood. Frame Measurements: 20mm (0.79") thick and wide, wider than the classic 14mm (0.55") frame.