Show your bucket!
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Propaganda BUCKET
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An actual WWII Brit BUCKET
Dang it looks heavy ...for a BUCKET that is
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Dang it looks heavy ...for a BUCKET that is
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Last but not least... the handy dandy.. canvas collapsible BUCKET
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Seeing that I'm a Capt and all ... guess I should lead by example .... just so happens I was kind of bored last night... so I whipped up a couple of BUCKETS
BUCKETS on the back of my tank
Now BUCKETS hanging off the side of my tank
BUCKETS hanging out with M
HAPPY TANKING GENTS
ALPHA
PS...one BUCKET made of Copper...the Handy Dandy Canvas Collapsible BUCKET...made from part of a paper towel
BUCKETS on the back of my tank
Now BUCKETS hanging off the side of my tank
BUCKETS hanging out with M
HAPPY TANKING GENTS
ALPHA
PS...one BUCKET made of Copper...the Handy Dandy Canvas Collapsible BUCKET...made from part of a paper towel
- PainlessWolf
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Good Morning,
I'm completely on board with that copper bucket. Extremely nice fabrication to rival the Aber and Schumo buckets. The fabric bucket is pretty cool too. ;o)
regards,
Painless
I'm completely on board with that copper bucket. Extremely nice fabrication to rival the Aber and Schumo buckets. The fabric bucket is pretty cool too. ;o)
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
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Guess what Painless.... since you are the first to respond ....they're yours... going along with the barrelPainlessWolf wrote:Good Morning,
I'm completely on board with that copper bucket. Extremely nice fabrication to rival the Aber and Schumo buckets. The fabric bucket is pretty cool too. ;o)
regards,
Painless
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- jarndice
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We used to call them "TREETS" then they changed their name to "M&M"s anyway can I have them while PAINLESS has the Buckets? shaun
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No Problemo Shaun.... anytime you want some let me know... send you the pound size bagjarndice wrote:We used to call them "TREETS" then they changed their name to "M&M"s anyway can I have them while PAINLESS has the Buckets? shaun
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- PainlessWolf
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Alpha,
Thank you very much! The Fabric Bucket will have pride of place on the Pershing. I read in the Walk Around book that part of the stowage for the tank was a collapsible canvas bucket. The Copper Bucket will get painted up like enamel and add a special touch of detail to my Tiger 1 this Winter. ;o)
*bows* and regards,
Painless
Thank you very much! The Fabric Bucket will have pride of place on the Pershing. I read in the Walk Around book that part of the stowage for the tank was a collapsible canvas bucket. The Copper Bucket will get painted up like enamel and add a special touch of detail to my Tiger 1 this Winter. ;o)
*bows* and regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
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No problem Painless... the bucket is left over copper I used to sleeve the barrel ...I flared it... hammered it till it was very thin...then soldered the pieces together... there's a little solder bleed inside...too much trouble to machine it out ...so I left it...should be ok after paint...the canvas BUCKET was just clear glue and a paper towel...speed dried with a blow dryer.... I think it might hold water lol... didn't test itPainlessWolf wrote:Alpha,
Thank you very much! The Fabric Bucket will have pride of place on the Pershing. I read in the Walk Around book that part of the stowage for the tank was a collapsible canvas bucket. The Copper Bucket will get painted up like enamel and add a special touch of detail to my Tiger 1 this Winter. ;o)
*bows* and regards,
Painless
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