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I will find some fuse holders to go in the fuse box to complete the inside and finished the flag holders less the leatherette bag that is riveted below.
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I have fitted the parts in the turret and will take some pics later but I have also been finishing off the smoke launchers. The firing pin is spring loaded and I have used some stainless rod for that.
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Al the components have to be a certain thickness so once it is together it has to move freely.
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Sorry there is so many photos but I use this as my reference as well. A bit of mucking around in making the extractor parts because of the small tolerances that have to achieved for it to operate well.
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I would think about another day should see these done but we all know how anything can change. Anyway the extractor works very well as a dry run but no doubt it will all need a bit of tweaking here and there once it is all together as I do want them to operate as they should. Of course they will never fire a real projectile
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.... you must try to launch a Foster Lager....preferably cold......
When do you ever eat and sleep?????
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Hi Bob, Fosters was launched in 1889 and sorry to say but it's just not that popular in Australia. Personally I think it's a bit like soapy water
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