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  1. paul_bish
    Welcome on board. Nice selection of tractors, the old man has a Nuffield 10/60 and a newer Leyland but not sure of the model on that one. Always buying new implements on eBay
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    and here http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/product_info.php?products_id=8808
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    if looks rank higher than originality then why not go for this? http://www.airsoftworld.net/bar-browning-automatic-rifle-vfc-clone-aeg.html
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    welcome on board. :-D
  5. paul_bish
    Looks great. With the tailboard and headboard both being able to lowered it must be quite handy for more bulky loads
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    thanks for posting these. Fascinating photos!
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    nice solution to the problem
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    nice progress, starting to look like a Humber again!
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    Welcome on board
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    that really is a top job, to see where you started and what you have achieved is amazing.
  11. paul_bish
    welcome on board
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    Welcome on board sir. I have seen your work on other forums, very very impressive!!!
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    Welcome on board. Nice wheels!!!
  14. paul_bish
    welcome on board sir :-D
  15. paul_bish
    Welcome on board, I imagine a Hungarian Manchester accent could be quite interesting
  16. paul_bish
    welcome on board...you really need something to tow that trailer around thats green
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    welcome on board
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    Welcome on board sir!
  19. paul_bish
    welcome on board. Nice wheels, you don't see them so often
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    welcome on board
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    oh and the Warpaint series of books by Dick Taylor are a good reference for the colours. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Warpaint-Colours-Markings-Vehicles-1903-2003/dp/8361421238/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1395258979&sr=8-2&keywords=warpaint+dick+taylor
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    Th e panels were called CIPS (Combat Identification Panels) and designed to show up in IR as a different heat signature to the tank. They were a very light grey colour with a desert sand frame. The Chally 2 had flat panels on the front turret armour as it was the right angle. There was also a TIP (thermal identification panel) which looked like a orange air signalling panel and normally placed on the roof.
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    welcome on board mate
  24. paul_bish
    welcome on board mate :cool2:
  25. paul_bish
    If its along our route then I will be paying a visit
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