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09-11-12, 08:43
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Adults jumping castles
Would love to see production photos of the manufacture steps!
Anyone with more photos of these please show em. I have one somewhere, showing either a Spitfire or Hurricane being 'unrolled' and set up. They used to paint aircraft shapes on classified sites such as the 'skunk works', in the late 50s & 60s, when Oxcart was being developed. Apparently drove the russians insane trying to decipher what the crafts actually were that they were seeing on their sat photos. Now that's my sort of humor. 
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Ford CMP, 115" WB,1942 (Under Restoration...still) Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder) 
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09-11-12, 12:37
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perfect MV
Hi Guys & gals,
That would be the perfect military vehicle just imagine no environmently unfreindly oil leaks, just air leaks
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09-11-12, 23:09
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some teasers then
I have around sixty photos of Decoy tanks and camouflaged tanks. The most startling is a grant camouflaged as a Chev Blitz .
I have the plans of the Stuart look alike and lots of photos of its assembly. I will start a thread over in Armor as "Soft Skinned Armor "  But here are a few to give you an Idea. Love o hear if someone makes one. I love the Blitz it could sit eight across in the front seat . decoys0007a.jpg decoys0017a.jpg decoys0012a.jpg decoys0031a.jpg decoys0033.jpg
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09-11-12, 23:12
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10-11-12, 07:58
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Gotta love that they went to the trouble to put a Chev badge on the grill, such fine detail and no one will notice the TRACKS!
The Stuart is more of what I was expecting a decoy to be, so much more simple than going down the inflatable direction. Rich.
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