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British 18 pounder, recuperator

June 18 2009 at 4:39 PM		   (Login chriswanderson)
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Response to Very nice!
Hi Pat: Thanks for the compliment. I use the Landships site for information http://www.landships.freeservers.com/
I read that the recuperator rope was possibly to keep it cool? Or to protect it from damage? I used a heavy white elastic thread from my daughter's sewing kit. I tied a knot on the end of the thread and pulled it between the barrel and recuperator. Then I wrapped it around the recuperator from the base to the end and glued it with a drop of CA glue.
I wrote a build article for a friend's great web site http://www.diorama1914.com/ you can Google translate it into english.
Thanks
Chris

 
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  1. Worth visiting - Pat Bierter on Jun 19, 12:49 AM
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