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Old 26-05-14, 05:04
Dianaa Dianaa is offline
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If it is the one that went to the Museum, it now has a concrete turret.
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Old 26-05-14, 08:08
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If it is the one that went to the Museum, it now has a concrete turret.
You don't happen to have a photo of the concrete turret Dianaa?
Sounds interesting.
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Old 26-05-14, 08:48
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You don't happen to have a photo of the concrete turret Dianaa?
Sounds interesting.
Cheaper than casting a steel turret.

No I don't have an image, perhaps someone in Cairns?
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Old 26-05-14, 18:40
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there are mk7 turrets in the uk, makes you wonder why they don't do a deal and get an original one

good to see it saved.

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