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23-05-16, 16:12
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A riveting time
What a miserable weekend, wind and rain. Time to hide in the shed.
With the riveting completed a few coats of paint have been applied. Nothing too exciting really. Great to see it mounted onto the gun after all these years, very happy with the riveting process, no warping of the shield and it all looks correct and works as it should.
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Phillip Thompson "He who has the tiger by the tale, is often afraid to let go" - Confucius Ford FGT No.9 (long suffering restoration project) 25 Pdr (Under Restoration) No.27 Artillery Trailer (Under Restoration) Bit and pieces of a 2 pdr AT (Looking for bits) LP2a Carrier - 3" Mortar Trials (Restored) 
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