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Old 08-08-15, 08:05
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Ok, I did not know that there was that much difference between the British and Canadian designed tanks. Carry on
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Old 11-08-15, 20:16
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Slowly progressing. Some valve seats had to be reamed, some only lapped. Also put paint on few parts - looks much better now.
The good point of this extreme heat over here is that paint is drying very fast
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Old 14-08-15, 07:55
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Pa...item3aaf6e1d93
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Old 14-08-15, 08:16
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Thank you Niels.
Petr your fuel tanks are different from the earlier carriers. most have the pick up pipe beside the filler.
Which way around are they fitted?
They look very nice.
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Old 14-08-15, 23:27
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Hi Lynn, the pick up pipe is located - at rear, but filler has been moved to the middle of the hull compartment. I think they just found it more "ergonomical"
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Old 15-08-15, 07:18
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Hi Petr, it does sort of make sense.
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Old 19-08-15, 10:28
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With the great help from the future carrier owner the work on the hull has just been officially launched
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