Thanks Andrew, a couple more bits done today, it's close to done.
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Very nice Graeme:thumb2::thumb2:Comment
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Graeme. Great Job.Comment
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looking Smart on its base Graeme :thumb2:Comment
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Hi Graeme
Looking very good. I like the tools etc left from the abandoned attempt to fix the tank - nice touch.
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Bob, Lee, Si & Jim, thanks guys, glad you like it.
I've added a couple more things & I'm calling this one finished, thanks to everyone who followed, the support & comments helped me get this build done.
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Very nice Graeme :thumb2:
Making it an abandoned tank with a damaged was a great idea and it makes for a bit of interest on its base.
Ok so you added a few tweaks but not bad for a kit from the 70’s!Comment
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Love it, Graeme, that abandoned look is interesting, makes you think why and what happened next !Comment
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Graeme
Very nicely done indeed. A great tribute.
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Really enjoyed watching this one come together Graeme. Mr T would have been most impressed. Great stuffComment
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well done Graeme
Simon is watching down on all of us and smiling at all of our tributes to him..:thumb2:Comment
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Been meaning to comment on this one for days Graeme, but life conspired against me, until now!!
That looks excellent mate,a really nice job you've made of an aging kit.
On my phone so smilies don't seem to appear?!.... But believe me,I'm sat here giving you a mahoosive thumbs up.
Great stuff Sir!Comment
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Well done sir. PaulEComment
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Si, Thanks, Simon liked to update older kits, so this one seemed right.
John, I was trying to get that 'what happened & what happened next idea', thanks.
Andrew, thank you.
Steve, glad you like it & I hope Simon would have, Thank you.
Joe, thank you, I hope all our efforts would make Simon happy.
Andy, thank you, improving an old kit has been a challenge, but worthwhile.
Paul, Thank you.Comment
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Graeme. Looking forward to the completion and thanks for joining the GB.Comment
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