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23-01-12, 10:52
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not many left
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23-01-12, 10:54
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couple more
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23-01-12, 11:05
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Time to bath my kids and get'em off to bed.
 Colin.
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23-01-12, 11:40
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Amazing as always
Incredible to see how you put things together Colin!
Now the kids are in bed, we expect to wake up tomorrow to see the project finished. 
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23-01-12, 11:56
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tank of some description
Very interested to see what this will end up as. Will it have a turret?
Terrific work though Colin. Is this for a business or reenactors? ryan
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23-01-12, 20:45
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i'm surprised the carrier fundamentalists haven't lynched you yet.
 have you thought about making a vickers light tank, it seems the obvious choice and would be almost impossible to distinguish from the real thing rick
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