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Hi Bodo
Yes these are my steel tracks, I like them and the run perfectly up to about 42 hours running time and are starting to look the goods.
http://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/viewt ... f=4&t=6332

Sorry Phil, didn’t mean to hijack your post, but it is almost relevant?

I think the tracks are plenty good enough for this thread so heres a slightly sampled photo, cheers Phil.

Hi again Liam and Phil,

thank you for the quick response. The tracks are looking really, really fantastic!!

Cheers Bodo

Something to peruse

Hi Phil, I like the detailing on your Quad, nice touch doing it in a low light scene

Paul.

Thanks Paul, it's something a bit different regards Phil.

The weekend.

Thanks for the entertainment this year Phil. Real or ...?



Stephen

My pleasure, wocka wocka! Its real in my head thank you Stephen. Its certainly been an eventful year at that and while we are on the subject, many thanks to everyone in our little community for all the input big or small.( I know Stephen does an awful lot organising all those events).
I cant wait for 2018 and the Famo and whatever else the guys have planned for us!
Thanks K and M and the team that we don't see behind the scenes of the mustard web site. Cheers Phil (who is covered in DBG paint right now).

If you look carefully, you will see that the chopper is sitting on a stick!
/Chris

Oh, really? Christopher, behind the Cent, there is an M-109 artillery battery. Your “stick” is one of three 27ft radio masts visible in the picture, serving the battery command post. If you look closely, you can see the guy ropes........

Original photo credit Trooper David Hay, 1st Australian Armoured Regiment. Phuoc Tuy Province, S Vietnam. 1969.

No, honestly, Stephen

Be nice to see a clear view of the photo, someone stuck a dirty great spot light with a Centurion bolted to it right in the way, can I see an Abbot (M109)there or is it an illusion ? Now theres a good subject for the next model.....an Abbot, the chassis could be used for a 432 as well

Hi Phil
with reference to the picture of a home built Tiger. It was a running prop made for the Film White Tiger, directed by Karen Shakhnazardv, There is some good T on T action & a must for tank spotters, but the scripts a bit ropey.

May you all have a very Merry Christmas & look forward to a good new year

Cheers Dave I will take a look.

Good morning Phil, still following your Quad build with great interest. It's a lovely model to build and will make for an interesting display towing the gun and limber. Well done, mate . I have been busy fitting the Panther electrical bits and pieces. Photo's to follow, in the appropriate Panther topic .... ) Mick.