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13-08-12, 11:40
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Poor quality workmanship
That respirator bag may certainly be crap workmanship, but here it is 70 years later, still in usable condition. Probably made by very basic skilled workforce, and done 'under the pump' time wise. God forbid it should ever be needed again.
 If you reckon that's lousy.................you should see the quality of panel fit on CMPs! No wonder they are full of stress cracks. Guess dodgy workmanship is nothing new, just occurs for different reasons these days.
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Ford CMP, 115" WB,1942 (Under Restoration...still) Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder) 
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01-09-12, 04:15
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Tony if you had gotten twisted and bent like those old CMP you would have stress cracks too and as for the panel fits ,the more clearance, the less creaks and groans for the enemy to hear you comin
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