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08-03-13, 12:33
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I have just scaled the vents as best I could from the photos I have. The vents are quite large so I am guessing the Aussie one's were the early type HP bodies so I am going to cut the holes and make the vents for my model plus add the extra aerials to the roof shown in the ex Bob D truck photo.
 Thanks everyone for their help 
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11-03-13, 22:38
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Dorchester rear view
Somehow I thought I had posted this earlier today, but where it went I know not where.
It came from the David Jane "inkpen" series and shows the camouflage applied to the rear of the Dorchester. George.
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19-03-13, 01:26
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A couple more pics from google land
AEC-Dorchester.jpg aec-matador-dorchester-armored-command-vehicle.jpg Tim
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19-03-13, 02:01
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Nice aiming marks on the captured one!! An anti-tank gunners dream.
Mike C
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19-03-13, 03:35
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Why has L4426482 in (attachment 55804) got a 2 ton Bridge Plate?? Regards Rick
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06-04-13, 19:16
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Here is a original photo that i have from my collection with info on the back of photo..
Keith
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07-04-13, 12:57
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Most likely an error, although one could argue it is part of its camouflage  H.
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