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Also next on the agenda is a Tractor - this is a multi section build starting from the bottom up with the one piece chasis, then the body - engine - engine cover - rad unit, after giving the parts a light tidy up, I first gave the chasis a few coats of Nato Black, then when dry I brushed in some dark wash and finished off with a flat alum dry brush - this was then sealed with a flat coat (all brush painted even the bodywork) Then it was the bodywork this was painted with a few coats the RAF Grey same as the jeep, so still two separate assemblies waiting to be pu together. OC.
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Hi all, I.m back as I promised - remember I told you all about that under size wheel columb (suitable just for a child) well I took it out removed the wheel from the columb, then I drilled a fresh hole under the wheel, and after finding the correct size piece of dowel (after sanding it down) I then glued the two together, then I kept offering up the wheel combo to the jeep till I found the right size - then it was glued in place. I then went through my decal stash and found the correct roundal this was then placed and A few applications of micro sol are being put over it. So this is the status of the jeep as she stands now - with a much better size wheel/columb hight. OC.
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I think they were very popular because of thier great agility and turn of speed, the vesion I built had the same engine (with a few Naval mods) as the Spitfire IX and that was some machine able to out run and out fly a FW190 (and thats saying something) they carried the addional tank under the belly to extend the range as in fairness the Seafire and Spit did mot have a massive range on pure frame tanks, this did reduce there max speed a bit though but it was still very very good. OC.
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