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Thanks chap - it's Chester, but it sounds more Manc if you spell it that way

Treesurgeon wrote:Thanks for that

As to your plums, might I suggest you wash them from time to time? Mucky boy!

I'll give it a try

[quote="Treesurgeon"]Thanks - it's the new Meng kit that was released last year. A little cracker of a kit, and well worth a punt if you like smaller model armour - I did a build article on my website a while back here http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/inde ... n-progress
thanks for the link.
that really is a good rusty look you've got for the tracks & exhaust
but alas my painting skills suck

Treesurgeon wrote:Thanks chap - it's Chester, but it sounds more Manc if you spell it that way

Lol Chestor I suppose it does !!
If you fancy giving your tank a good run at some point myself and a few others run a 1/16 scale Rc tank club in Hyde Manchester! We meet every third Sunday of the month in our indoor building we are called Rc tank regiment Northern battalion
There's plenty of pics of our meets on the net and you are most welcome to our meets give me a pm
If you are interested our meet this month is on the 21st Sunday this Sunday ! There's Normaly around 15 guys at our meet so if you fancy it you are more than welcome!

Gary.

Thanks for the invite As long as everyone doesn't run crystal 2, I'd be ok

I've not been to that there Manchestor for ages.

Treesurgeon wrote:Thanks for the invite As long as everyone doesn't run crystal 2, I'd be ok

I've not been to that there Manchestor for ages.

Here's the postcode for our building
SK142PU Keniviton street Hyde

Doubt I'll make this one, but I'll try & get up sometime I'm not the healthiest person in the world