My library just grew......
- splash
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Sorry James but the Works now have the T-34 book for £6 as well
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Nice score.
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@splash I should be safe it's not Britsh
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No, it's Russian and more reliable. Given the Chieftain's rather woeful record of reliability an owner's workshop manual is an essential buy and will be heavily usedJamesPerrin wrote:@splash I should be safe it's not Britsh
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I got this special magazine of WWII British Tanks for the princely sum of £2.99 delivered, direct from Key Publishing! It's pretty good at explaining the multitude of variants and has a few useful diagrams. Heartily recommend
This was something I just happened upon on Ebay and won for a couple of quid. I was thinking as something to display on the CBK SIG table as it dates from 1975! There is additional text and info on the rear of each.
This was something I just happened upon on Ebay and won for a couple of quid. I was thinking as something to display on the CBK SIG table as it dates from 1975! There is additional text and info on the rear of each.
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Nice find on the Humbrol cards.
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I still have my set I got just after they came out.
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I can't believe you spent a whole 50pence on theseejsnotgrass wrote:I still have my set I got just after they came out.
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Ha Ha,very funny!
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Couple of days ago - From 'The Works' in Darlington, got the Haynes 'Great War Tank' manual. (the Mark IV)splash wrote:Sorry James but the Works now have the T-34 book for £6 as well
Also £6
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Probably have better luck finding a stray T-34 to work on on the market than a Mk.IV ....
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Having eased off on the kit buying, I've found that books have taken their place. Here are a selection of what I have acquired over the last month or so, all well under cover price. I thought it was about time I stopped relying on old Warplane/Encyclopedia of Aircraft magazines and came a little more upto date. They cover a large part of my kit stash and period of interest.
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I have both the Martin Derry books and think they are fantastic, great for resparking your mojo. Unfortunately both appear for the be the first books of intended series that never got any further.
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Oh, you need to be very careful... I had a significant stash expansion in the weeks after my copy arrived...TimJ wrote:A bit of light reading arrived on Saturday.
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