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  1. Thanks for your comments, i agree im loathed to paint it and will hold out untill the wheels and stores box are all together photograph that then cover it in green paint, the pumps are going to be hard to find or make so please keep your eyes open for one or two ! im looking forward to the weekend so i can crack on with some more ! regards Nigel
  2. Never Thought the tank would come up this clean ! and the flanges split well,revealing unworn pipe boxes when are now in Devon being turned back into the centers of a pair of wheels, framework will started during the 2nd week of the new year!
  3. A German field kitchen (horsedrawn) A German wagon (horsedrawn) A German wheeled Minenwerfe these bits of kit are being offered in auction
  4. Hi Runflay and co ! i could'nt wait any longer so here is 1915 made by R B Ltd the 139 axle as per Runflats Documents this appears from the numeral to be a mk V ?
  5. It would be very helpfull to get a close up of the second or middle photo as the the reg plate can be seen, Kind regards Nige
  6. Feel free to circulate to educate, kind regards Nige
  7. The ASC manual for 1909 shows only the D shape type and lists them as mk's 11 and 11B ,I have scourced some constuctional drawings which unseen as yet relate to a mk 1v Im hoping this will turnout to be ! sadly as yet no makers name but it may come to light when i remove any rust from the axle, Thanks for the pictures
  8. Yes there was daft bidding on it, never understand bidding things up i always set my top price for something and wack it on in the the last seconds , if i get it great if not and i was more than i was up for paying then my loss .... did it on a glengarry badge once £300 in the last few seconds got it for £28 :laugh: another time there was a button at £67 bid £150 in dying seconds it sold for over £300:shocked: nothing as queer as folk i guess !
  9. I took the wheels with me to make my life easier they are from a Gs Wagon i have been playing with over the last two years , so its new wheels and plenty of elbow grease !
  10. It was purchased from a fairground family near portsmouth .
  11. The Latest Find and purchase of this WW1 water cart ! happy days more rotten wood and rusty metal !
  12. Sorry i dont understand ? the above ! that harness is british army breast harness of the period and fitted as such with no girth belly strap or pad for ease of removal the harness was designed to lift on and off its all quick release and stil in use to today in that exact format by the The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery kind regards Nigel
  13. Both the harnesses in the photos at detling are both mine so i have the wagon the harnesses and uniform and whip like you say just the nags !
  14. Its the work id need to put in Tony !
  15. Thank you kindly, i was invited to the service to stand in the larch gate, but i delined as my part was stripping it down replacing both sides,tailgate,lockerbox,footboard and some of the crossbars,and refinishing what was left, it was fitted with new wheels and then collected by a colonel ,a major and a corpral of the RLC, I am however very proud to have had my hand in the the service somehow, i have recently purchased another Gs wagon so this will be my 4th one ,its in very bad order but i'll get there after its had a few dozen coats of looking at ! kind regards Nigel
  16. The plate is a copy from mine ,sadly the original was stolen ! i renumbered the plate 190710 as this was the date of the funeral.
  17. Last year i was tasked wirth rebuilding/repairing the RLC's GS Wagon, for the purpose of the beburial of the unkown soldier at the new CWGC cemetery , here are some photos of the project, regards Nigel
  18. Yes see you at Detling Rob ! thanks Tony !
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