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Nice start John. And you can't beat a set of Fruils!
Cheers
Paul
Cheers Paul, I'd use them all the time if the versions were made for most of the stuff I have, unfortunately not available for the early Russian types.:disappointed:.
Nice start John. And you can't beat a set of Fruils!
You are so correct Paul. A little work is needed to clean them up, but there is nothing like the feel of heavy metal on a tank...…….
Dude 2, what are you talking about??? They make them for early Ruskie stuff...….I like the pic in the garden with the Friuls. I should send a copy to Giuseppe at the company in Hungary!!!...We could call it "Friuling in the Garden"…………...
You are so correct Paul. A little work is needed to clean them up, but there is nothing like the feel of heavy metal on a tank...…….
Dude 2, what are you talking about??? They make them for early Ruskie stuff...….I like the pic in the garden with the Friuls. I should send a copy to Giuseppe at the company in Hungary!!!...We could call it "Friuling in the Garden"…………...
Bleib Gesund
Allen
PM later.….
Right Dude 1:thumb2:
Originally posted by BigGreg
AHHH friul traks.... you love them....or you just love them.... even when you assemble all the 186 of them and the 186 holes.....
Good none of us have lost our sense of humor:thumb2:
Another sunny day here, so sat in the sun, optivisor on and drilled out one set of tracks, the majority being straight fwd, a few needing some cleaning.
Then into the cave.
All well.
There are no screens in the kit for those air intakes, but in my spares box I've found some Trumpeter . KV1 /KV2 .
What about cutting those lower ones down ? I know I will loose some of the edging.
Any thoughts on this will be welcome.
Thanks for looking in, abuse and comments welcome.
John.
nice going John,pe makes all the different to a build i find,with the track links you drill out with a small drill or by a hand one,
and i find if you just sit and do them ,you get them done if you sit and complain about them and look they never get done lol
plus you get the right sag as well,look forward to seeing them, :smiling:
You could cut them down on all four sides, by the look of it, and then use plastic strip to make a new edge to it.
Yes Jakko that would complete the outer frame well . Think I have some thin plastic sheet or even better some strip.:thumb2:
Originally posted by monica
nice going John,pe makes all the different to a build i find,with the track links you drill out with a small drill or by a hand one,
and i find if you just sit and do them ,you get them done if you sit and complain about them and look they never get done lol
plus you get the right sag as well,look forward to seeing them, :smiling:
That's the only way Monica, just sit and get on with them. Think they are always worth the effort and the price .
John. Glad you got some sun today and enjoyed it seems it’s calmed you down or maybe it’s the shortage of Yorkshire tea anyway looks like this is coming together
John. Glad you got some sun today and enjoyed it seems it’s calmed you down or maybe it’s the shortage of Yorkshire tea anyway looks like this is coming together
Thanks Lee :smiling3:The good news is supplies have been ordered and at the minute there is stock !!!!!!
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