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Jolly good to have you along old boy
How’s my antipodean translated approach working for me mate ?

Best wishes and a warm( so bloody warm it’s ridiculous) welcome from the searing Gold Coast of Australia out of a mild New Zealand
You will indeed benefit from your geographically convenient location by having relative convenience for parts supply, club choice and general advantages associated with a northern hemisphere location for all things tanking.
The best of course being an ACTUAL currency, not a pretend one
Thanks for stopping in & thanks in advance for your overwhelming number of pictures

I've been to a GLAD meet, you won't be disappointed, especially if Dave (forgebear) attends, he sells most of the parts you may require

I must add, I didn't ask where you were, I'm not as nosey as Max-U52 and jarndice

Being an awful antipodean as I am , I don’t ask !
That’s like an obvious migrant border agent asking an obvious natural-born traveller what his purpose is for arriving at the airport that day !
Doesn’t matter where you’re from, but it’s what you do while you are here that makes the mark!
I’ve spent a fair bit of time in private interview rooms explaining the response I can give you the tip.
That’s just me

Hi and welcome to the forum JD

Cheers, Lee.

Hmmm, guess I should clarify. I'm not nosy, and I don't really care what city a guy lives in, but I ask every new member where they are for one simple reason - if they're in the U.S. the amount of assistance I can offer is significantly higher. I suppose I could just ask if they're in the U.S., just didn't see the big deal. In the past I've met a new member, found out he needed a part I had and offered it up, only to find the postage to his country was eleventy-gazillion dollars. So as far as I'm concerned, a proper introduction should include your country of residence, or at least your continent, and if a guy forgets to include that info I'm not too shy to ask. For example, I didn't want to mention to Jon that I have buckets full of Bulldog parts, only to learn he was in the UK and would never see any of them. It's not cool to tease the new guys like that.

Hopefully it all makes more sense now.

I am absolutely with you Gary,
We boast how helpful we are to newbies then because we don't know where they are its just empty words, Although I think Mick was doing what he does best "Taking the P*ss", mostly out of me

Welcome to the forums! First upgrade has to be a bucket!

jarndice wrote:I am absolutely with you Gary,
We boast how helpful we are to newbies then because we don't know where they are its just empty words, Although I think Mick was doing what he does best "Taking the P*ss", mostly out of me

Who me, never. . . . .

Hey that’s great there’s a meet up near Grantham, I’m only 30 miles away and would really appreciate it if you [son of a gunner/robw] could mention it to the organiser?
Hi Schultzy, a few metal buckets are are gonna be ordered this weekend for both my tanks.

Jonnydee wrote:Hey that’s great there’s a meet up near Grantham, I’m only 30 miles away and would really appreciate it if you [son of a gunner/robw] could mention it to the organiser?
Hi Schultzy, a few metal buckets are are gonna be ordered this weekend for both my tanks.

Got to have a bucket or it's not a proper build, me, I'm a heretic, still haven't got a bucket

As for the Grantham club, just turn up, RobW is a member, all tank enthusiasts are welcome. And I'll add, if I was welcomed, you'll have no problems mind you, it's a bit of a trek for me, so can't make it all the time, it is over 130 miles for me, they're quite relieved about that I believe lol