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A couple of pics pf the real thing to whet the appetite of the modellers out there!
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Almost finished putting together the Parts pages for the 25pdr.
Limber pages are already done.. Instruction pages for both are done. Next, I have to print and proofread everything again. And then take some photos. oh, and put together a cover page. ... speaking of photos: my collection of reference pics (that I took at the local Museum) 25pdr Reference Photo Sets / MkII 25 Pounder Artillery | airdaves-photos Limber Reference Photo Sets / No.27 Artillery Trailer/Limber | airdaves-photos
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Getting this kit ready to go into the shop.
Took a bunch of photos today (trying to sort out the kit cover). Anyway, heres a few shots of the "FAT Train" You can find lots more here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/659362...57705203570242
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This is an unique trilogy of armor masterpieces with lots of detail and plenty to keep a builder busy for quite some time.
It was one of the most enjoyable projects to watch during this past year. Mike |
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well that's one great looking model dam fine build as well
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It is a magnificent model, and the instructions are a work of art!
One more contribution to your helping to preserve military history in paper. Many thanks, Don |
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That looks great Dave! as a former redleg, I love this model! Thank you.
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a redleg? whats that? please explain.
I won't look it up...I want to hear from a redleg himself! lol
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Redlegs are artillery soldiers because red was the color assigned to artillery for use on uniform facings (Why Do They Call Us Redlegs). It is a purely U.S. Army expression. Something like "Redcaps" for British military police.
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