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Nick Farrugia
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Hello John
thanks for the link intresting half track i dont know what mark that is with that gun on it but it is the new type body
thanks.
regards
nick

phil fitzpatrick
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Finished Half Track

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Hi Nick
Great looking finish to your Half Track.
Your vidio was great for showing off all your finish and detail,love
the moving gunners and their working guns and all your detail
parts.
You have done a brilliant job that you can be proud of and I hope
you do a vidio out on that terrain by you.
Excellent :)
Cheers
Phil

Nick Farrugia
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250 halftrack recoil

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Hello Phil
glad you like it, thanks for the encoragement at the begining of this project it was chalenging to say the least i will definatley take some video of my pz111 and half track when i have some time and the weather improves in sunny wales.If you are interested in my photo bucket files after the video finishes go to my halftrack album and thereis a lot more build pics to see.
thanks again best wishes
nick

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Post by Steve Norris »

Hi Nick.
What a great build, Love the recoil and moving gunner.
Thanks
for posting
Regards
Steve

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Robert E Morey
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Post by Robert E Morey »

Nick,
Excellent little half track! I love the little gun, recoil and flash. It looks to be very well made. Great project, Brilliant!
Be careful to not drive it off the table! Can we see a video of it running outside perhaps?
Best regards,
Bob

Nick Farrugia
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Hello Bob
thanks for the post ,two pics for you and a short video to follow when i have got more time .i dont want to get into any trouble because its not an armortek model ,but it has got armortek front wheels (modified)torsion bars and nut and bolt packs from the open day ,so i hope gill and mark wont mind too mutch.Thanks again
best wishes nick
it has also got a benedini mini sound system
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Post by Robert E Morey »

Nick,
Thanks for extra pix! What a great looking rig! Your setting reminds me of Holland, a bridge too far.

Its got Armortek parts on it so it qualifies to be here IMHO! :D You can always post the photos and video in your gallery, if the forum is not approapriate. Of course Gill and Mark are the ultimate judge. Maybe we could have a new forum catagory. Vehicles made with Armortek parts?
Hopefully we can see the video,
Best regards,
Bob

Nick Farrugia
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Hello to all
as promised ,short video of half track this is the last on this post
but im sure you will see it again running with my panzer111 in the future thanks, to all who have posted ,hope you like it .
best wishes
nick
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Half Track Vidio

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Great little vidio Nick.
It shows your excellent work off just right,love the bits driving
over the dry foliage.
You must be really proud of it :D
Cheers
Phil

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Nick
Great video, thanks for posting. It looks to be a robust runner! Too cool! I enjoyed the build photos too, great work!
Best regards,
Bob

Nick Farrugia
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halftrack

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Thanks Phil and Bob
I am very pleased with the way it all came together ,as its a finished model and the prototype at the same time it has worked out quite well in the end ,so mutch could have gone t.ts up with my working out and not having done any casting before ,it has realy been a chalenge.In total there are six holes drilled that had to be repositioned, thankfully not where they can be seen .In total it has taken one year and two months from begining to completion and that includes making the melting pot for the casting thanks for your posts look forward to seeing what you both get uptoo next .
regards
nick :D

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