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great photos - many engineer related - Walt's Daughter - 05-18-2010
Captain Todd, sent these to me today. Many are engineer related (British and American. Thanks and enjoy!
http://picasaweb.google.com/GAPITOS/ForAlexGreenfields#
great photos - many engineer related - roque_riojas - 05-18-2010
Captain Todd, sent these to me today. Many are engineer related (British and American. Thanks and enjoy!
Looks like me walking on the pontoon bridge, Pic. No 10 Looks like France, rivers in Italy were not that wide.
great photos - many engineer related - Walt's Daughter - 05-18-2010
Ah, change of subject, but your name now appears in the credits of the documentary. Watch out Hollywood; the squirrel is on this way...
Could this be a remake of the Nutcracker Suite??? :squirrel 4: 
great photos - many engineer related - CaptO - 05-18-2010
The guy whose web album that is lives in Russia. He commented on the Pz-III model I did so I linked to his albums. I never realized how many modeling communities are on Picasa. Check out some of these! My favorite is the Panther with the loose leaves on the horizontal surfaces of the tank.
great photos - many engineer related - Dogdaddy - 05-19-2010
Mechanical breakdowns aside, the German Tiger 1 was an awesome looking tank and might have been the most intimidating machine of WWII despite it's flaws. Great photos!
great photos - many engineer related - roque_riojas - 05-19-2010
Ah, change of subject, but your name now appears in the credits of the documentary. Watch out Hollywood; the squirrel is on this way...
Could this be a remake of the Nutcracker Suite??? :squirrel 4:
DUH, WHAT'S UP DOC????