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Some dimensions, close up pics, anything at all that would help me make up a couple of dummies to put in a metal AT mine box. I think it would finish off the box nicely. Leaving it empty just doesn't seem right. I don't think I'd be able to find a real one so a replica will have to do...at least for now.
Here's afew pic's that might help you. I was lucky enough to pick up the complete box Would anybody have a picture of the fuse that they could post Have 5 mines and no fuse life can be so cruel:tinysmile_cry_t4:
Here's afew pic's that might help you. I was lucky enough to pick up the complete box Would anybody have a picture of the fuse that they could post Have 5 mines and no fuse life can be so cruel:tinysmile_cry_t4:
Couple of images of Mark 5's recovered from the Dover to Folkstone Rd in 1978 note the good condition & both left rather large holes when detonated (just using detcord & i/2 stick pe4 on each) we recovered I think 15 in all but due to the traffic problem just finished with a search to "Fade Out" those in the know who carried out BAC in the U.K, will understand that.
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