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I am deciding to go through my tanks one at a time and finish each ones problems and things I'm not happy with going to be an eventful journey lol,

I've done the self same thing several times, it's like painting the Forth Bridge....

I got a choice,,, i can start with the ones that need less doing,,,,or the ones that need most ,,, Mmmmmm T34,, or stug3,,

Thanks for the interest,,,wobbly and son of a gun,,, in the past i get a tank take it fully apart take things out put things in you know how it goes,, but always a but ,, i get another tank ,and then another,, and so i take on to much ,, so i have to take a brake,, then with new ambitions start again ,finish one or so i think lol ,, and so on i found you just never ever happy with the end results of your labour,,but i finally decided to take one tank at a time spend time on that one ,, then start the next starting with the T34 it just need some detailing and a few other bits,,it's down from the shelf let the fun begin,,,,,

That's all very well RAY but after you button it up and think what Tank shall I buy now someone comes out with a new all singing all dancing control board or a new must have gearbox and there you are taking them all apart AGAIN!!

I am firmly of the opinion that I will never finish a Tank and its all the fault of Ian (Tankbear) and Dave (Forgebear) .

Janice your mostly right,i had my Tiger about 8 years and it metamorph along the way ,think it the hobby that gets under your skin ,, always something to do ,, hope all your ventures end well.

A Tank is not just for Christmas,,