The Cobbaton Thread
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Hi Stewart How did you like your first battle.
regards pete
regards pete
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hi guys just got back from cobbo what a great time now to get ready for swindon
by the way guys when you had all left he let me and matt climb all over the A34 comet and there sherman to take some measurments
that was fun too
by the way guys when you had all left he let me and matt climb all over the A34 comet and there sherman to take some measurments
that was fun too

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looks like you all had a great time, some nice armour on show, just a biy miffed i couldnt make it
all the best, ice
all the best, ice
on second thoughts lets not go to Camelot ,it is a silly place
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by the way we had a award for best tank called the tony (tiger 205) memorial award this will be an annual award
this year it was won by Matt (septonsbrother) for his m32
this year it was won by Matt (septonsbrother) for his m32
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I got the T34 translated its "for the motherland" I have that on my KV-2 big turret
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yep! thats mah killer dawg!panzer34 wrote: Very nice photos is that your dog Vince?

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Great meet really enjoyed myself and looking forward to the next one ;D
great bunch of guys with everyone chipping in and helping or giving advice when needed,
only thing was I can't believe we finished drinking at only 2.30am

I think most people went away with a new project or parts for an ongoing one thanks to Dave ;)
Cheers Ian
great bunch of guys with everyone chipping in and helping or giving advice when needed,
only thing was I can't believe we finished drinking at only 2.30am




I think most people went away with a new project or parts for an ongoing one thanks to Dave ;)
Cheers Ian
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I can't believe I finished drinking at 2:30 either, must be getting old...
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Hi all, I'll keep this brief as I already posted thanks on the Meetings thread. Anyway I had a great time and so did Jack who now has a girlfriend (Vince's daughter) - they start young now! And thanks to you all who didn't make a fuss about him plonking himself in the middle of the battlefield. Looking forward to getting my new Tamiya Tiger running for Swindon, and reinforcing the HL Tiger's front end as the gearboxes are gradually chewing their way backwards! Chris
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A HUGE tahnkyou to every one who was there. I felt very welcome, gain loads of advice and tips and simply had a wonderful weekend. An extra thankyou to Dave (Forgebear) for my Bulldog metal tracks and sprockets and for the emergency help with the gear box's. It was great to meet you all and hope to se you all again soon!
Luke
P.s. Did any one find a 5th gear on the side of the M5? if you did, can i have it back!(Slooooow drive home!!)
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P.s. Did any one find a 5th gear on the side of the M5? if you did, can i have it back!(Slooooow drive home!!)
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