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• Dec 2, 2005

• #1

CharlesBronson

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Climbed to an former argentine army Sherman Firefly. I copied the Wittman pose

Checking the welding

Serial number of this tank.

Next to a 75 mm Krupp field howitzer.

The national crest on the "Modelo Argentino serial 493"

 

• Dec 3, 2005

• #2

the lancaster kicks ass

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wow, nice stuff, not many places would let you climb on something like that!

 

• Dec 3, 2005

• #3

Gnomey

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the lancaster kicks ass said:

wow, nice stuff, not many places would let you climb on something like that!

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No they wouldn't. Nice pics CB.

 

• Dec 3, 2005

• #4

Nonskimmer

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Nov 11, 2004

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Good stuff.

 

• Dec 3, 2005

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• #5

CharlesBronson

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Other less nice pics.

Me completely drunk in some friends house ( I dont like to paint graffity in mi room)

I offer Luciana a drink...she didnt take it.

 

• Dec 3, 2005

• #6

Pisis

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Praga Mater Urbium

lol, looks like you were "in the mood" up there.
nice pics.

 

• Dec 3, 2005

• #7

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

Cool pics! 8)

 

• Dec 4, 2005

• #8

evangilder

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Cool!

 

• Dec 4, 2005

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CharlesBronson

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Thanks...here I am a little more serius, working in my Lathe.

 

• Feb 7, 2006

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CharlesBronson

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Jan 11, 2005

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Well, if you think that the submarine semateries are the prerrogative of the big powers...well think again because seems that in here (in despite of the large need of all kind of equipment for our armed forces) we can also give that luxuries.

This are two french designed Tr-1700 rusting to extintion not far away from the port of Buenos Aires.

 

• Feb 7, 2006

• #11

evangilder

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Wow, interesting stuff there, CB.

 

• Feb 7, 2006

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CharlesBronson

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And here is more, I ve took this in january.

 

• Feb 7, 2006

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plan_D

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I've never understood why countries would allow large ships to rust away ... why don't they just pick them to pieces and use the metal!?!?

 

• Feb 8, 2006

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Gnomey

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No idea. Interesting pics CB.

 

• Feb 8, 2006

• #15

evangilder

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...some assembly required...

 

• Feb 8, 2006

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CharlesBronson

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plan_D said:

I've never understood why countries would allow large ships to rust away ... why don't they just pick them to pieces and use the metal!?!?

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Laziness , disafectines, corruption, who knows.

...some assembly required.

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You are damn right

 

• Feb 8, 2006

• #17

Wildcat

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Good pics CB!

 

• May 4, 2006

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CharlesBronson

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A little more of me.

To drink or not...that is the question.

 

• May 4, 2006

• #19

Tiger

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Apr 16, 2006

Great pictures, the ones involving alcohol are the most ammusing!

 

• May 4, 2006

• #20

elmilitaro

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May 12, 2005

Texas

Agreed.