Armortek

Hi Paul, just copy the photos that I have edited that you like and file them away for future reference, they are your work I have just focused on a particular aspect of each one, keep up the good work. Lets hope that some fine weather lets us take some new subject images to ponder over, regards Phil.

Some excellent shooty wiz bangs as it's the time of year in the UK.

Hi Phil,

I am a sucker for the 88 going boom.
Paul.

Had a bit of time off today
Paul.

Your going to do me out of a job ! Great work Paul. To me this is what all the building is about.....those incredible end results caught on camera for ever, long after we are gone these images will be out there in the ether forever, well as long as human kind rely on the internet and tech in general.
I suggest that you get the good ones printed on photographic paper to keep, it's just to risky kept on a hard drive....Regards Phil.

Real and fake!?

Real or Fake
Paul.

Nice!

BEF Quad crew arriving back from France looking over the new 25 pounder.

Something for the weekend sir? I am a bit Quad mad at present..sorry.

Found some interesting T1 images on my hard drive. This is a short study of tracks in motion.

Some snap shots from the FPV last weekend.

Hi Liam, nice video nice stills, how did you get on with the dirty water entering the hull or are you guys water tight?

Thanks Phil
Yes completely water tight, double o-rings on the track adjusters and return roller shafts, grease feeds on the suspension bushes with o-rings and oil filled final drives.
They are both good to a depth of the drivers visor and machine gun, still working to fix that.

The zinc coating on the track pins isn’t rusting up like my originals pins so a bit of dam mud should help.

Thanks Liam

Hi Liam,
I just have taken a look to your pictures. I realized, that the tracks are looking different to the original Armortek tracks. Did you put on another type of tracks?

Cheers Bodo