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 | jtrowbridge5 | Location: England - South West, United Kingdom
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| Posted: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 - 03:09 AM UTC |
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 | Phil Appleyard
barkmann424 | Location: England - North West, United Kingdom
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| Posted: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 - 04:35 AM UTC |
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Hello Dennis!  Once again you have done all the hard work for us all, and put together an excellent research resource! Are you going to put your images of the Saumur Tiger1 in with the transport tracks fitted?  Thanks again for compiling these gallery collections Dennis... Cheers Phil.  |
You screamed. "Give us liberty, or give us death!"
"Now you've got both,what do you want next?" (Justin Sullivan/Rob Heaton/Nelson. NMA 1993. 'Here comes the war') | | |
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 | Gary Kato
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| Posted: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 - 05:25 AM UTC |
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One must be careful when using Museum sources as sometimes they cobble things together or they inherited something cobbled together and were never told.
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 | Herbert Ackermans
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| Posted: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 - 11:50 PM UTC |
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which museum is this?
And PLEASE, drop the use of the names "Porsche" and "Henschel" Tiger-B's, they are ALL Henschel Tiger-B's... |
Current projects:
DML Tiger-B late conversion into final
DML Panther-G late
CH Panther-F
DML Panther-G Steel Wheel
All at the moment postponed until I've moved and settled in my new home! YAY! | | |
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 | Bill Cross
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| Posted: Thursday, October 22, 2009 - 03:56 AM UTC |
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Easy, everybody! The man has done us a great service making this available. Yes, museum pieces aren't always 100% accurate, especially the paint jobs. But they give us more input in making decisions that don't always come out as black & white. |
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 | Richard Craig
thebear | Location: Quebec, Canada
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| Posted: Thursday, October 22, 2009 - 04:09 AM UTC |
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Herbert ...Give it a break ..we all know it's not correct but it is the easiest ways to tell the difference without a picture and anyone who really cares knows the difference even if you don't say it every time someone uses those names ... Not wanting to start a flame war but sick of it ...So no Hetzers,and no Porsche Tigers guys ...No Achilles ...yada yada
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