Britsh 25 PDR. Field Gun & Quad Gun Tractor

[Guest]

Glad to see this back on the bench Mr Jones. Blingtastic work.

[prichrd1]

Next was some gummins underneath the rear wheel arch. I have no idea what they are so if someone can enlighten me that would be much appreciated. Anyhow they looked nice and fitted in well. The obligatory 0.8mm rivet was added

Don't know if anyone ever replied to you - but - these appear to be "wheel scotches". They were used when using the winch to move something without the vehicle moving or sinking on/in soft ground.

See here:- scotches

Copyright to web site owner.

HTH,

Paul.
:smiling2:

[Si Benson]

I’d forgotten about this....glad you didn’t. So much extra stuff:surprised:
Reminds me I must finish some of my started stuff!

[col68]

Very nice Steve.

[Guest]

Hi Steve,
Question; Who thinks Steve got a rivet maker for Xmas :hungry: .
Great to see this build on the go again Steve, All the details are a knockout. The items under the wheelarch look like the wedges you put under the wheels to stop it rolling away.
Cheers, Mike.

[scottie3158]

The great detailing continues.

[Peter Gillson]

Steve

All that detailing look superb

Peter

[Steve Jones]

I'm glad you like the windows Jim as these were the parts that were getting me down. As you say I was nearly there
Me too Peter. The bling is all painted now so you are safe :smiling3:
Top man Paul:thumb2:. I thought that was the idea for them but to actually see a picture of how they work was fascinating. Many thanks
What? You have another 100 years to live Si? You have more shelf queens than a ...........
Cheers Colin
I did! I did!:smiling3::smiling5:. Problem is Mike there are more in the series so the next few Xmas's could be taken care of
Glad its finished now Scottie
Kind of you to say Peter

She has been cleaned up and primed. Hopefully updates at the weekend. Did I tell you this will be my first attempt at the hairspray method of chipping?:surprised:

[Steve Jones]

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[Strenko J]

So enjoyable to watch the master detailer at work,,no detail left undone..glad to see you back on the wagon so to speak after your last OOB build..looking forward to the hairspray chipping tutorial...I’d lend you a few cans but the misses may be a bit miffed.

[rtfoe]

Firstly :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2: then it's out to the garden again. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Richard

[JR]

I had to go right back to before Christmas December to remember all this, my word young Steve you certainly get to grips with the detail.
Nice to see that Paul also realised what the scotches were, surprised no other ex R.E.M.E. men picked it up either. They weren't light either, must have been a struggle to get them back under the arch, no doubt they would have been slung in the back with all the other kit.
A great build, what with wheel making, that takes me back to our very own Mr T and his trained spoke making spiders.! To the eye poping rivets on every surface .
You've certainly come a long way from the time we joined MM, what in 2015 ?
JR

[Steve Jones]

Hi Everyone

Thanks for the offer Joe. I actually had to go down to the drug store and buy some of my own. Now bearing in mind I have less hair than a gooseberry, I had some odd looks from the checkout girl wondering why a person with no hair wanted not one but two cans of hairspray!:smiling5::tears-of-joy::smiling6::smiling3:
Thanks for sparing the time between gardening to have a look see Richard:smiling5::smiling3::thumb2:
You learn so much on this forum JR. It was great to read about the scotches

[Wouter]

Chipping is fun, isn't it? Looking good there now!

[scottie3158]

Steve,
The paint job and wear look the dogs mate.