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I have the following items 4 sale see photos. Shipping charges actual shipping cost. I accept PayPal, and International Postal Money Orders in US funds Original canteen and cup. Canteen and cap numbered AEM.A 39, cover marked AEM,A 40, cup different maker, Cup has alot of paint missing asking 85$US ...

yes that is the Bean himself....LOL

Here are some pics of the Firefly taken by Geoff after he got home. Also the recce turretless Stuart is finished and is in the pics. As always comments are welcomed.... Harold http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc389/pzrwest5/fireflyic001.jpg http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc389/pzrwest5/firef...

Thank you Franz.... Geoff was here yesterday to pick up the Firefly and the turretless recce Stuart I converted. He was very pleased with the tanks. Got so busy yappin etc. forgot to get pics of the converted Stuart... Harold

Here are a few pics of a Sherman Firefly that I converted from a Viper Sherman. Good friend and fellow member of the Ottawa One Sixth Club Geoff(Johnny Canuck) asked me to convert two of his viper shermans into firefly's. I agreed and he brought down 3 viper shermans along with several other tanks a...

Update: Well thanks to Tony Barton's tutorial and Richard Elbourne's photo-etched British 1908 buckle set I now have the WW1 web gear for the highlander. Still need an Enfield and water bottle and possibly a few other equiptment items. Here are the latest pics... as always comments are welcomed.... ...

Here are a few pics of my WW1 Canadian Highlander that I'm bashing together for the 2011 Toronto Show WW1 dio in June. I now have to make the webbing and pick up an Enfield for the figure.... and yes he is regimental.... NO GOTCH!!!..... LOL Comments are welcomed.... Harold http://i1142.photobucket....

Thanks Paul I would have liked to get some ground shots but the driveway is still muddy and too damn cold to be rolling around in the mud.

Well she's finally finished and before took her home I took some pics of her outside with natural light. It turned out quite nice for an el-cheapo Sherman. Main thing is Jack likes it and that's all that counts. Here are the pics... As always comments are welcome.... Thanks Harold http://i1142.photo...

A couple days ago I received 2 of ACI's headsculpts, Stone and Dave from their Modern Heroes Vol.1. I picked up this pair of HS's because the Stone HS is a very close image to my late father. I'm planning on doing a figure of him as he looked in uniform from the mid 50's early 60's when he was in th...

Well been awhile since I posted anything on my JD Sherman. So here's an update: Since I have some leftover viper Sherman parts I figured it would be great to replace the rotomolded bogies and the track. For the rear idler I used the JD one. I split it into 2 halves then filled each half with some fi...

[Update: Well I decided to make the rear wheel rotate. I first slipped the chain off the sprocket then drilled out the axel from the sprocket side. I separated the sprocket and the brake flange from the wheel and glued them back in place useing a piece of brass tubing to aligh them. I then drilled t...

Hans you are correct I did a google search and found out that is exactly how they were started, or as we used to call it "Bum Starting"

I received a Welbike from my good friend and fellow 1/6th'r dario, and decided to see if I could make the front end stearable and here's what I came up with. I removed the front end from the frame and separated it into 3 main sections, the handlebar section, stearing post section, and the front fork...