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Old 10-05-09, 00:32
George McKenzie George McKenzie is offline
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Default Another two carriers

I was looking at my MK2 armour and noticed that where they had riveted the back plate on at the bottom all the rivets were hammered flat all across on the out side .The only reason I think this was done was that the long box or motor crank that goes at the back wouldn't interfer with the rivet heads .On the sides there is some special bolts with heads the can be held with a flat screw driver .Some are used to bolt the two steps on Not sure what the rest are for . Your riveting sure looks good and I think away better than any othe method George
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