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[wayne556517]

I'm trying very hard to resist collecting the 'grey lads' but its becoming increasingly difficult when I see set ups like this......I've said it before, but you Aussie boys are a bad influence on my pocket{eek3}{sm4}

Better than "All Black" mate now how dull,old and boring is that.....................:wink2:

 

[Desertkiwi]

Better than "All Black" mate now how dull,old and boring is that.....................:wink2:

...stop it, you're made me spill me beer again{sm4}.......'All Black' was pretty much all the French saw last night too, can't wait for the Bledisloe cup:tongue:^&grin

 

[Desertkiwi]

I have known a number of New Zealanders in my time and liked them all but I will say this ... not one of them needed an Australian to lead them astray!{sm4}

....maybe a little nudge and a wink and some 'encouragement' from the side-line then??:wink2:^&grin

 

[Desertkiwi]

Excellent Bob, threesomes are always good! :wink2:{sm4}

Tom

you sly fox Tom, you've kept that one quiet....:salute::

 

[Fitzgibbon]

We can get ahead faster...

 

[The Military Workshop]

My guess is someone :wink2: moved a long forgotten box or three and Bob's your uncle or something like that {sm3}
Wayne.

Wayne and Wayne,
Would love to take the credit (in both senses) but I seem to recall Bob mentioning his FOB39 was from a private seller. However seeing it at his place did get me to look for a carton I had in the shop that has been trying to avoid being detected. Had thought I had a carton of FOB39's but turns out they were BBG39's. Close, but in todays "Grey market" I would have preferred FOB39's.


However who knows what might surface in the next few weeks^&grin

Bob,
Nice convoy:salute::

Brett

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Fitz, What is neat is look how well all of the German grey releases look together, combining tanks from years past and the newer stuff makes for some great looking setups :salute::

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Fitz, What is neat is look how well all of the German grey releases look together, combining tanks from years past and the newer stuff makes for some great looking setups :salute::

Indeed. This discussion took place with Brett the evening he delivered the new 38T's - K&C has been consistent with this series across a significant period of time even down to the amount of weathering on each vehicle :salute::

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Now you have started on WW 2 tanks it will never end!

As an aside, this dio started with a try-out of base material for our bigger WWI project. The not-so-well featured base is made from a $7.00 bag of Bunnings coarse sand sifted into 3 grades using gutter guard and aluminium flyscreen, the latter of which also yielded the means to produce barbed wire to scale. The whole lot is pva'd to a sheet of packaging styrofoam supplied free by Brett. If the rain ever stops, I'm looking forward to painting it

 

[Jack]

As an aside, this dio started with a try-out of base material for our bigger WWI project. The not-so-well featured base is made from a $7.00 bag of Bunnings coarse sand sifted into 3 grades using gutter guard and aluminium flyscreen, the latter of which also yielded the means to produce barbed wire to scale. The whole lot is pva'd to a sheet of packaging styrofoam supplied free by Brett. If the rain ever stops, I'm looking forward to painting it

That is why you are the Master - I use a bag of sand and a cup.

 

[Fitzgibbon]

That is why you are the Master - I use a bag of sand and a cup.

Where do you buy that cup? I notice it seems to deliver differing colours of material