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20-07-09, 02:50
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Wow !!!
James, congratulations - very well done.
 I hope you steal the show at Beltring.When you get the chance, please post some photos here of your Canadian armoured trio. Brian 
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20-07-09, 05:40
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Look at the detail!!!
I just have to re-post this photo to show the attention to detail based on a WW2 example.
Great job James!!
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20-07-09, 07:36
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Good morning Brian, Here is the C15TA before and after loading. It was a tight squeeze with 2 inches between the two vehicles!
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20-07-09, 09:36
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good job
Good job James, look's gread. i know how mutch work it is, i'm still working on mine Fox (MK1 1942) and still looking for parts to get it on the road again.
I got my Fox from Dirk Leegwater (Netherlands) and its long way to get it ready, but it will be some day. Good luck. Paul
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Fox MK1 1942 Austin 10 staff car 1945 Bedford QLR wireless (Canadian) M7B1 "Priest" 105mm howitzer WW2 Museum https://www.facebook.com/collectie WW2 Canadian and American re-enactor 
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20-07-09, 10:55
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Excellent James, well done!
- Hanno
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20-07-09, 20:32
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Fox
If anybody on the Foum is looking for a Fox there is presently one for sale in Scotland...which the owner is selling due to illness...if any interest please contact me and Ill give you his private telephone number.
best regard  s and have a nice time at beltring malcolm
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