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plastikk


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Hi, to all
Just finished:






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hans


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Very nice and dirty wink!
I love it  thumbsup.gif

greetings,Hans.

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Paul H


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I like all the mud and dirt as well...smile.gif Nice build and well painted.

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Magnificent work Paul!

Greetings as well,

Josh

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BLOWHARD


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Yep, good job! :D

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Looks very nice indeed, good job.

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Potatopanzer


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Exellent! Great work. Beautiful weathering!!!!

I have a question-off topic from your post. 

Did WW1 Tanks ever get washed? surely they were cleaned up for maintenance, Was there depot maintainance? Back shop maintainance?

I'm just thining out loud here and don't mean to detract from your excellent model plastikk.

 



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Mark Hansen


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Potatopanzer wrote:

...Did WW1 Tanks ever get washed? surely they were cleaned up for maintenance, Was there depot maintainance? Back shop maintainance?...

 

 They certainly did and there are photos of tanks being washed.



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kieffer


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here a Chinese labourer is hosing a tank. And cars apparantly too, plenty of water. And a horse is getting a bath. I think some privates at HQ were kept busy here.



-- Edited by kieffer on Tuesday 5th of April 2011 09:04:54 AM



-- Edited by kieffer on Tuesday 5th of April 2011 09:07:06 AM

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elbavaro


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Dear all,

 

I just owned this one. Seems to be the same place as in Mark Hansons picture.

 

Kind Regards

Chris



-- Edited by elbavaro on Wednesday 22nd of June 2011 08:39:06 PM

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