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Operation: Gertrude. Kendelrios M715 restoration thread
Man of many internet connections and abilities................mine? "Control/Alt/delete" SOOOOOoooo out of my class!! Congrats!!- marchplumber
- Post #196
- Forum: M715
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Hello from Washington State.
Welcome aboard...... Central Illinois- marchplumber
- Post #8
- Forum: Requirements For New Members
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Hello from Iowa
Welcome aboard.....since youve been "lurking" ya already know there is a VAST treasure house of information here and even more GREAT people! Hope genny is what ya wanted/needed!- marchplumber
- Post #7
- Forum: Requirements For New Members
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
cute critters for sure- marchplumber
- Post #472
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
YOURS ROCKS over original!! KUDOS!!! Still SERIOUSLY amazed by those Jerry cans!!- marchplumber
- Post #465
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Zinc Chromate???? Thats an impressive project!!- marchplumber
- Post #458
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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Replica of the Stuart M5 tank
Thank YOU for sharing!! Some amazing projects for SURE!! PLEASE keep us "in the loop" as your project continues.....Where are you getting all your steel stock from?? That alone is expensive.....there are several members with BRDM's on forum..... Your English is amazing, by the way..... How...- marchplumber
- Post #4
- Forum: Tanks, APC's, etc...
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Jerry cans are impressive.....all looks swell!- marchplumber
- Post #456
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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New Member from Austria
Ok, ok.....starting to feel slightly European cliche here... Y'all be downright welcomed to this here site! ROFLMBO!- marchplumber
- Post #13
- Forum: HMMWV
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Wowza.....even got pitch on the screw and fair lead rollers! KUDO's @goldneagle !- marchplumber
- Post #446
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
Can ya write the plan designer and suggest more accurate plans! Very impressed with your modifications!! SA-weet!- marchplumber
- Post #442
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
You have a cabinet shop for sure.....tools are handy- marchplumber
- Post #430
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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M35A2 mirror arms
Gotta love one member helping another and in turn, helping us all and even future members!- marchplumber
- Post #8
- Forum: The Deuce
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New Member from Wisconsin
Welcome from central IL to the Green Iron Illness Pages!! TONS of info and even MORE good people here! (suggest not talking about walks on the beach, intimate dinners, and quiet interludes........many here are NOT at that level yet! LMBO) Good luck with you acquisitions and enjoy the site!!- marchplumber
- Post #4
- Forum: Requirements For New Members
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M35A2 Generator
Kudos to Mr. Guyfang..... For a "non-truck" guy, he does purdy darn good....=)- marchplumber
- Post #32
- Forum: The Deuce
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My new hobby: Wood military vehicles
That is some amazing work!! My hat is off to you, Sir! BRAVO- marchplumber
- Post #428
- Forum: Models & Scale Replica's
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M35A2 Generator
The LDT 465 engine used in the "deuce and a half" (M35 truck) was primarily manufactured by three companies: Continental Motors Company, Hercules, and White Motor Company, meaning there were three manufacturers for this engine in the military vehicle. [1, 2, 3] Key points about the LDT 465...- marchplumber
- Post #24
- Forum: The Deuce