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Any Update here?

Just curious, but what's the spread (dimensions) on the camo net?

There is nothing like actually trying a system to check out how it's going to work. But you always just wish someone ELSE tried it first (so you can get the results without any "pain"), you know? Sorry it all didn't work out the way you wanted it to, whatadeuce.

Nobody with a tank truck to water the road in the mornings?

If that "Swine Squad" is looking for any side-work, they might want to contact the Great State of Texas over here in the Good Old U.S. of A. Evidently, they have a little issue down that way....:jumpin:

Speaking of pics, remember now Mr. Aussie Bloke, you promised us at least one vid. :jumpin:

That is a beauty, whatadeuce! That's a real gem. Hard to tell, but looks like a good 5 lbs of steel!

I thought he said, "Don't trust what you read on the internet". That was Abe wasn't it?

rustystud, you are "Da Man". You need to write a book and put all your stories into it. I am not kidding you. You ARE da man!!! :jumpin::beer::jumpin:

It is a treat when you run against a problem, a tough one, and then (thinking it through) you find you got all the right tools for solving it. It's funny isn't it: - But Work is actually it's own kind of fun.

Wait a minute, rustystud. I thought that GRAVITY was The Law...is that not it?!!

There is no "perfect" in any camouflage paint job, it's just camo, so no concerns there. Your paint job looks great, nice work!

Thanks, Robo McDuff. Looking up the link to the web page for the museum, I learned something I never knew: the POMCUS (military materiel storage sites in Europe). I was a Cold War USN Seabee, and the mission of our unit here Stateside was modified for the Cold War situation. Instead of...

She's one fine-looking rig! How are you using that tank truck, irrigation work? Or maybe knocking down roadway dust?

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That's happy news! Congratulations and good wishes to the soon-to-wed couple. :beer:

It sure is nice work! Is that a "rattle-can" job, or did you use a paint-sprayer?

Kermit. That'd be a great name for your ride! If you were prone to naming your vehicles, that is... A second to the motion by rustystud: great looking job. Not a real painting booth or anything (nice "shed" though, for sure), so how did you handle overspray? A fan maybe? or not at all?

Great pic of Soldier B (in snooze mode), Spyderman. Brings to mind the old B&O Chessie:

Sure do miss Mr. Carlo, for sure. Hope that he is all fine and well! It would be a treat if he would reappear. Stranger things have happened.