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Nice job on those winches, they look great! Scott
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Hi Jman can you provide the seller info. I visited Missouri at Pearl this summer so BB-63 is on my list of future builds Scott
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Hmmm based on the joyyard detail set in the foreground that is marked Missouri I’m guessing BB-63!
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M3 Halftrack by ERS Rich - Tamiya - PLASTIC
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Really well done to my eye!
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