Cranky old git

Hi ferretfixer, nice to see a fellow Bluebell on the site. Used to love doing pack lifts on the Ferrets as there was normally a complete tool kit lying in the bottom of the hull.

Thanks guys. There is a whole lot of reading/catch-up to be had on the site.. see you soon.

The Cent ARV's were used to clear a path through the barricades in Londonderry's Bogside and Creggan Estates. We then followed immediately afterward to take up pre arranged locations ie.. St Joseph's School in the Creggan, As you may have guessed we were met with heartwarming banter and cups of tea thrown still in their flasks than we were able to deal with never mind drink Infact Bernadette Devlin was one of the early visitors to the gates requesting our attendance to a Republican party on the first day of arrival.

Can I just say that after just joining this band of merry men, I am totally in awe and full of admiration for Guy's restoration job on the Bedford QL. The quality of the work and sheer dedication to the job in hand makes me feel very humble in my efforts to recreate a small model version of a military vehicle. My only saving grace is that I struggle with shaky hands and would never be able to follow Guy's high standards. No doubt, an outstanding site and with some real Master Craftsmen in it's ranks. Fascinated by it all and want more. keep up the great work. Cranky.

Hello All, I'm Pete aged 60 a retired ex Reme so have a liking for all things mechanical. As I have health problems I am restricted to model making and currently have a FV434 on the go as it is the closest I can get to the real thing. I am hoping to have a bit of banter with you all and look forward to seeing what you are all restoring/running. Regards to all. Cranky.