So what are you keeping in your cabinet?Collected that 6' x 3' metal cabinet.
What an absolute feckin steal!
Waaaay too tidy for use as tool storage in a garage, but I'll live with it
And as a bonus it's curry for dinner at Chateau DD
All sorts GF8.
Quite right on that, I would not fit in the barrel anyway thank fook, Is that why they call it the jolly rodger?FFS Don, it’s what we have a Navy for
Clearly you haven’t been introduced to the Golden Rivet.
No thank you, no private school education for me
Navy not Flashy!
Not all pensioners are boring old farts:
German lawyers wrangle over pensioner's WW2 tank in basement
The 84-year-old kept the vehicle in his basement, along with an anti-aircraft gun and a torpedo.www.bbc.com
Keeps him busy though. In a harmless way.Will you people please stop encouraging him, it's a feckin empty cabinet (£10's worth) rock ons likes and laughing are doing the poor soul no good at all, let him go lie down in a darkened room for a while..... next thing you know he'll be posting pics of it with a coat of diamond bright and an alarm disc lock fitted
It's only empty (ish) cos I'd just finished cutting the shelves.Will you people please stop encouraging him, it's a feckin empty cabinet (£10's worth) rock ons likes and laughing are doing the poor soul no good at all, let him go lie down in a darkened room for a while..... next thing you know he'll be posting pics of it with a coat of diamond bright and an alarm disc lock fitted
Some people are just plain weird Nick.#filingninja
Don’t listen to them mate, your providing a fantastic service to the world of historic indexation
Mate, they go on the pallisade on spikes. They're not for indoor display.You should get one to store the family banjo & the trophies taken from the victims unfortunate enough to stumble into your village
Once shipped a Panther V through my old place of work along with ‘other stuff’ acquired overseas that went to various testing establishments. The Panzer V was a runner and went to the museum at Bovington. Cramped but surprisingly open internally and really quite agricultural as we’re all tanks of the period. Dunno how they got 5 crew inside unless Diddy Men. Its sloped armour was a big plus copied from the T34.Not all pensioners are boring old farts:
German lawyers wrangle over pensioner's WW2 tank in basement
The 84-year-old kept the vehicle in his basement, along with an anti-aircraft gun and a torpedo.
They got shredded at Kursk by weight of numbers despite Panzer V high kill ratio to its advantage. Supposedly the delay in the German Citadel offensive was to maximise Panzer V numbers but the Soviets hadn’t been idle either and maybe made better use of the time for defensive preparations.
