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UAEJohnny
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 Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog That is going to look great with the mismatched paint.
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Chris Smith
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog Nice start on the paint work  Chris
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog I hope you're going to paint the mis-matched window frame too? Great scheme Evgenij!  Vinnie
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Evgenij Tur
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog Vinnie Branigan wrote: I hope you're going to paint the mis-matched window frame too? Great scheme Evgenij! Vinnie Yes it is, I like the diversity in color well, or at least try to.
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Tony Perrotta
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog Nice job on a cool vehicle, I have to learn some day too, how to paint, then paint again and again till its right !!
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Evgenij Tur
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog
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Gary Boxall
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog Evgenij This is looking very nice indeed. Love the contrasting colours  As an aside, and it probably doesn't bother you, but I think you'll find that the guards under the spare wheels on each side were only fitted to the French army versions. Cheers Gary
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Evgenij Tur
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog Gary you're right! I was dismantling of these structures under запачными wheels, because my version of the Buffalo still closer to the "American "than "French" 
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Evgenij Tur
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Gary Boxall
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Re: Buffalo MPCV (Bronco) painting and weathering blog This is shaping up to be a real stunner Evgenij. Well worth the effort removing those guards Gary
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