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It looks great, NormB; nice work. You might consider tacking a length of half-round to the leading edge of that sheet of plywood. It could help keep that edge from splintering-up over time, as you're sliding stuff into the back of the rig there. Just a thought. :beer:

That's an interesting artillery piece there, USSR. The low profile is a nice feature. Just curious, do you know if the tires are what we call over here "run-flats", in other words are they solid tires (and not pneumatic)?

That's (6) of them now. Thought of canning them?!

It's okay, it's okay; you're the Champ...a quick breather now, and then get back IN there!

Attendance at any event is typically a moving target. Momma here is in the hotel business working with meeting planners and the like, and I've picked up from her that even with confirmed RSVP'S to any event (conferences, weddings, etc.) that expecting 80-85% of those who commit is the safe...

I'm guessing that's a self-propelled anti-tank weapon, and a sanctioned item of the official Russian Military arsenal. But it's kind of hard to tell from the surroundings in this vid: - It almost looks like it's the garage project of a neighbor or something, but that can't be right.

I guess you'd know by now if it was something else, but are you sure that's what it was?!

"Never a Dull Moment" in this world. Good Luck with all that, Mr. PB. [thumbzup]

Ahhh...of COURSE!

Is the blue line in the pic just to hold hoses and such out of the way, or is it maybe for tensioning the belt on the pulleys?

Are those native trout you hooked, or stocked fish?

Sorry you hit a little bad luck, Aussie Bloke, Maybe pull up your favorite chair, and crack yourself a Fosters. Tomorrow is another day!

Well, it's not like you're diminishing its lifespan, or wearing it out that way..... BUT, it is the property of the company; so likely best to play it safe: "I didn't mean nothing, Boss; but the dog just got a wild hair and ate it!"

These might solve some of your problem, but what I don't know is whether they're rated for automotive use: http://www.leevalley.com/us/Wood/page.aspx?p=30051&cat=1,240,41067&ap=1

The trick is those first couple of ranging rounds, because they're is NO holding them still after those:

https://youtu.be/enCqDfQnXs4

Do you mean a FLU; that you recently purchased a FLU?

That was my favorite part of the vid, where that first pilot in summarizing the whole experience of piloting these airframes just casually said: - "It's quite a ride...." :drool::naner::naner::drool:

A season restricted to mortars would be interesting (you know, limited to 75mm +/-). But then, there wouldn't much left to dress out I guess.

Army, right? Submariners follow a concept called cross-training; it solves a word of problems. You want to do it right, do it the Navy way. :arrow::doghead: