Greg Kimsey
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That might be the first time in my life to use the word "extrapolate" in a sentence, written or spoken! I hope I used it right!! LOL
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Is it this one with the working "Cosmonaut in Training" turret in the background?I have a Trumpy T-72 with a cage in storage.
@Greg Kimsey, these cages are not all factory made... Most of the early ones are made in the field workshops.Googling T72 tank I found some specs, but not turret width.
Like the Bocage or hedgehog cutters on Shermans during Normandy.Most of the early ones are made in the field workshops.
This one is a later model T-72B3 with stand-off armour grating and charge bag armour - one of my favourite T-72's.Is it this one with the working "Cosmonaut in Training" turret in the background?
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@Greg Kimsey, these cages are not all factory made... Most of the early ones are made in the field workshops.
Holy crap! I want to build that so much!!
Just like reading a Playboy magazine. Gary S.
Thanks MP, the area in front of me there is covered by a clear roof and is about to be fitted with motorised weather blinds. The bar/bench I stained in maple and behind me is an area the same again but open to the sky.The whole thing sits about 30 ft up from the road and looks out over the national park. Final touches going on now from what was started in Oct last year. The layout/idea has been in my head since I first bought the house at 40.What a nice space, and you don't have to worry about fumes!
you don't have to worry about fumes!
Here's a shot from each way.Looks gorgeous, wish I could live somewhere like that. Snowed again last night and calling for snow next few days.
I'm interested in knowing what the RFM T-80 is like. Looking forward to your build.
James