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Reply to "Action at the Steel Mill. Friday 21-12-1972"

Moonson posted:

ROO, about the "Publicity shot" : When I have to lean forward and squint to get a closer look at the scene (above) to determine if it's great modeling or real-life.... Wow. And WOW again... that's great modeling!!!!!!!!!

FrankM

mike g. posted:

ROO, Frank is right, you cant get more real than that! Wonderful work!

Thanks Frank. I've looked into your history and you are a great modeller yourself so coming from you that is a compliment that I appreciate.

Now Mike I notice you were in Artillery corp. In 1970 when I was based at the Australian task force at Nui Dat (small hill) the Americans had a couple of big guns in the centre and every second or third night they would fire a couple of rounds 10 miles into Nth Vietnam. You would be in your hoochie asleep and all of a sudden Boom! are we under attack? No it's just those crazy yanks firing their big guns.

The guns had a type of bulldozer blade on the rear dug into the dirt to absorb the recoil and were on tracks.  Roo. 

 

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