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Scottie - Glad to see you have joined the rest of the rabble. Thanks for the support Mr T - :smiling2: I had a look at the springs but I just dont have any wire that thin to do the right amount of coils. Look forward to seeing how you tackle them
Colin - I have been studying Solomon's work for a few weeks now. There are a lot of grey areas surrounding the Mk 1 at Fleurs due to the lack of photographic evidence. A lot of peoples opinions are based on what came later especially the camo work on Mk IV's. The grey areas are; was there camo on the top or on the rear wheel unit and wheels? Was the paintwork hard lined, blended or a mixture of both?. I think there will be some artistic license so the jury is still out on which way I go
Which means, you can do what you like. I find it a touch amazing that things like this were never recorded, or at least no records survived. A bit like PC10, the protective coating for aircraft in WW1. People guess it could have been anything from chocolate brown to dark green - we just don't know.
Thanks Ian. Appreciate it sir:thumb2: JR - It certainly came out of her sewing tin. The reel looked as old as you mate so pre Victorian I think:smiling5:
Cheers Fernando. Undercoat should be going on soon
Thanks Scottie. Hope to finish the grenade deflector later this week
Pete - I had seen this one during my research but I was not happy with the colours so dismissed it. Thanks for looking out for me. Much appreciated:thumb2: Ian - The paint has arrived and we are off and running - sort of:disappointed:
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