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Old 04-01-09, 23:42
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I have all the measurements for a MK1 armour on a disc .Bolt holes measurements also . I tride to send it to a webb site but it is too big . I can send them to you one at a time and you can see if you can make it work .I would be intersted in getting some armour for a couple of carriers . I have a Patented ,tool I am selling that can put 200 lbs pressure on any electric drill $ 45 Works great for doing this armour . About the scratches on the armour ,I always wonder how they got there . Email George
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Old 08-01-09, 03:46
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Here are the scans that George sent me. They are full size from my photobucket account. Enjoy

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...armour0001.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...armour0002.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ntarmour03.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ntarmour04.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../LSplate01.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../RSplate01.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ontplate01.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ontplate02.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1...earplate01.jpg

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../toolplate.jpg
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Old 08-01-09, 20:36
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fantastic stuff Jordan !!! will have to brush up on my french but from the pics its easy to destinguish what is what !
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Old 19-01-09, 15:53
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so what thickness is the outer armour ? 8mm ? and i take it the engine covers and ducting are thinner material ?

finally what is the "Tole Conductuer" is this supposed to be the bulkhead behind the driver ?

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Old 19-01-09, 18:36
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scratch that i found the schematics in Nigels book.

Front armour is 10mm B.P

Side/rear armour is 7mm B.P

splash strips 4mm B.P

ducting for radiator 7mm B.P

center section of front plate 5mm B.P

engine top cover 4mm B.P

Lower Hull 7mm B.P

drivers cockpit bulkhead 7mm B.P

Drivers wheel cover 4mm B.P

not sure what the B.P means though
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Old 19-01-09, 20:28
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not sure what the B.P means though
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Old 19-01-09, 21:06
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Tole conducter is the plate at the rear end of the carrier .When carriers were made in Canada they did not know what a (mm) was .It was all imperial measurements .When I last measured the side plate I got 1/4 " .Now if some one wants ,I can measure the thickness of all my arnour now that this Canadian knows what metric is . Could it have been possible that in UK they were metric and in Canada they were imperial . That reminds me a return soldier told me They made the CMP in Canada with right hand drive for driving on the left hand side ,and when they got to Eruope they drove on the right hand side

We have a real screw up in Canada with the two measurements .A truck can have both sizes of nuts on it The housing industry has gone back to the imperial system
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No.2MK11 CT267514 center CB24713 bottom hull25701 ,No.2 MK2 parts
MK1 10128 ,(2) MK1 ,Parts Hull9305 .Hull 10407
Hull plate # 7250 all have walk plate on back steps
1917 Patent modle amphibious army tank
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Old 19-01-09, 22:52
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George, it would certainly help me. or anyone else who may undertake a carrier without armour plating.
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