Thouand years mud
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True...thankfully my boss doesn't mind since I keep it in the garage (my neighbours must think I am crazy since I keep my car on the road and my tank in the garage!!)
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If anything id just run it through some clean puddles to get some of the looser dirt off. If you really fel like cleaning it that is. Youll never get it all off now regardless.
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LEAVE IT!!! [sm=thumbs_up.gif]
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Well seems 100% of u support me in leaving it, and that's what I'm gonna do, thanks to all ur replies!!
(hehehehe I wonder how more "realistic" I can make it.
(hehehehe I wonder how more "realistic" I can make it.
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From: Kirkby in Ashfield, Notts, UNITED KINGDOM
Gabriel, leave the mud on but wd40 the suspension arms / bearings or they could seize, I'm still carrying Duxford mud from 2007
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Thanks Dandare I do WD40 the tension arms everytime I take it over "excessive" mud or water
WOW u're carrying mud from Duxford...what're you gonna do about it?
WOW u're carrying mud from Duxford...what're you gonna do about it?
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ORIGINAL: hatakashi
no no not showing off don't take me wrong mate!!
I just like photographing my tanks that's all.
no no not showing off don't take me wrong mate!!

I just like photographing my tanks that's all.
Hey I feel the same way,like to show my tanks for the simple reason I like them and also like to see pictures of the tanks other guys have.I don't think I could ever get mine muddy,but must admit they would look neat running in a muddy area.Also they look good in the sand but the manufacturer's say not to run them in it.I like the bigger scale tanks the most because they just look so much more realistic when you run them than the smaller scale tanks do. BIGMIG


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True...thankfully my boss doesn't mind since I keep it in the garage (my neighbours must think I am crazy since I keep my car on the road and my tank in the garage!!)
True...thankfully my boss doesn't mind since I keep it in the garage (my neighbours must think I am crazy since I keep my car on the road and my tank in the garage!!)
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From: Kirkby in Ashfield, Notts, UNITED KINGDOM
Absolutely nothing best weathering in large scale is good old mother nature, you being a tree hugger should appriciate that 
I even leave the Panther and 251 under the work bench so all the filings, dust etc... fall on top naturely weathering the turrect and deck (and its got nowt to do with the fact I can't paint for toffee)

I even leave the Panther and 251 under the work bench so all the filings, dust etc... fall on top naturely weathering the turrect and deck (and its got nowt to do with the fact I can't paint for toffee)
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HT,
I could always fly my RC Rocket firing RAF Typhoon over and plug a few holes into your KT. It might even burn, that would make it even more realistic.
LOL.
Great tank you have there!!!!
I could always fly my RC Rocket firing RAF Typhoon over and plug a few holes into your KT. It might even burn, that would make it even more realistic.
LOL.
Great tank you have there!!!!
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Thanks mate to be honest I would love that!! I did try to "fire" fireworks and stuff to it to recreate battle damage but somehow nothing happened to it....









