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welshbayonetww2

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  1. Hi, I'm looking for a rear brake assembly for a 1943 RE125 . Anyone got one they'd part with? I'm aware that's a big ask, so if you have set of plans to make one, please let me know. cheers Doug
  2. Hi, I'm looking for a set. Did you get any made?
  3. Daiya Tracked Rocket Launching vehicle Look like one of these. motors removed and painted green: Daiya (Japan) battery operated Tracked Rocket Launching vehicle - scarce tinplate example is orange, with tinprinted detail including 2 x Titan and Saturn United States Airforce Rockets, bare metal tracks
  4. To save argument, why not take a copy of the home office rules with you?
  5. Hi I was looking for £300 for canvas and frame. Shipping extra, but I've no idea how much, although I could take to malvern. regards, Doug
  6. I've got a couple for sale. whereabouts are you? Doug
  7. Hi, I have a glass insulator set available if your interested. Doug[ QUOTE=Chris Suslowicz;478318]I have not seen the the block type before, but that looks to be only for a receiver aerial. The glass insulator with the metal mounting is RAF, I think, and has a metal pipe on the back, and a knurled nut on the aerial end. They were used on aerial junction boxes (Co-axial cable to wire aerial, etc., for ground stations but probably had other uses.) The two glass bowls... are for the 'blackout box' on the front wall of a radio box. They fit into two Tufnol or Paxolin squares about 0.25" (5mm) thick, and have butterfly (wing) nuts on the end to attach wire feeders (to variometer inside and aerial base outside). There is a complete unit on eBay, but I will make no comment regarding the price! :wow: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WW2-British-Insulators-W-T-Aerial-Lead-In-No-12-ZA-0891-WS19-WS22-WS52-WS53-/151588268923 It does have useful photographs of the assembly. Regards, Chris.
  8. south cerney airfield http://www.glosvintageextravaganza.co.uk/
  9. welcome to the world of Jeeps! whereabouts are you based? Doug
  10. still requires magazines to be welded in i see! even for pistols. what a mess! EU specs are a farce when you look at the whole reason we are in this mess. do you think the rest of europe will follow EU specs?
  11. It's a good point,but the reason there is so much agro is that most of the euro don't have our high standardstandards. Our deacs are butchered to death, but others seem reluctant to follow us. There was an opportunity in 2007 for them to do it, but no! Now we have the risk of losing our hobby.
  12. hi, The most obvious starting point is somewhere like ancestry.co.uk and work through the census records. There are a lot of other records which would be helpful. I'm from south wales myself and now am into the problem of Jones marrying Jones which makes life a bit more difficult !!! Doug
  13. hi, there are several threads on here. Just put in "10cwt" into the search box. Doug
  14. Happy to sign, but why is the Ministry of Justice objecting to it? Doug
  15. Thanks, As a responsible dog owner I carry Poop bags to clean up after them. They have been to events and the bangs don't bother them. Doug
  16. Hi. anyone help?? I intend to go as a MoP. Anyone know if dogs are allowed? Doug
  17. nice 10cwt trailer you got there... I'm envious.!! Doug
  18. mine is hard top. no brackets on the tub.... wouldn't trust them if they were only riveted anyway.. Doug
  19. Nope.. they just hang over the top of the tub, using the brackets on the back. Doug
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