Gadzook-a, It's Pantzooka Pix Time!
Last week Robin came over and we worked on the Jellyfish (which is what I have decided to call the shade structure, from its red centre and the way it pulses in the breeze) and the Pantzooka.
Here is a still of the assembled weapon:

And here is a film of the loading and firing drill with two people - it should have a crew of three since it is a shoulder-controlled weapon, but someone had to run the camera.
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Here is a still of the assembled weapon:

And here is a film of the loading and firing drill with two people - it should have a crew of three since it is a shoulder-controlled weapon, but someone had to run the camera.
Windows Media Player file
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Uh, food - well, as usual the menu tends towards soaked-then-charred bits of animal so if you want to bring a salad or something, that's fine. I have to do some last-minute shopping next week and will pick up a veggie burger or two for you.
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Mongolian, on August 15, 1921. In Tuva it is called "Tuvan Republic Day".
http://www.scs-intl.com/frameload.htm?/trader/calendar.htm