I live in a major city and spray cans are illegal within city limits.

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Man, what part of Comunististan do you live in? Thats just stupid.

I third the Terra Cotta spray. It is much easier and looks better in my opinion. I would drive outside the barbed wire and sneek some back into the gulag.

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Man, what part of Comunististan do you live in? Thats just stupid.

I third the Terra Cotta spray. It is much easier and looks better in my opinion. I would drive outside the barbed wire and sneek some back into the gulag.

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Man, what part of Comunististan do you live in? Thats just stupid.

I third the Terra Cotta spray. It is much easier and looks better in my opinion. I would drive outside the barbed wire and sneek some back into the gulag.

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I realize it's only been 15 or so, but yeah, word has gotten around. Much like California wanting to ban black cars...

http://www.nytimes.com/1995/03/04/us/justice-stevens-allows-chicago-to-ban-spray-paint.html


Anyway Sean, looking forward to your progress. I'm pretty sure you've got some good references there.

Also, can anyone help me out with finding combat or deployed images which the MGS isn't using slat.

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Unfortunately, no. All that have been deployed so far have had SLAT on them. There is a new add-on armor package replacing the SLAT, but it has only been seen on other varients of the Stryker, not the M1128 yet.

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Also, can anyone help me out with finding combat or deployed images which the MGS isn't using slat.

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Unfortunately, no. All that have been deployed so far have had SLAT on them. There is a new add-on armor package replacing the SLAT, but it has only been seen on other varients of the Stryker, not the M1128 yet.

I discovered some additional views of the mine protection plate.

I have some great reference photos of the plates already but never hurts to have more.

Guess they have been deployed w/o SLAT to A'stan then. I hadn't seen any yet.

Sean,

Building the mine protection kit/blast mitigation kit involves a lot more then only the plate shown at the back. the plate at the back is combined with a protection kit at the front driver area. The aft kit also replaces or overlaps the side armor in the "wheelwell" with new plates to which the bottom plate is attached. I have used the bravo18 cd for reference and still don't have enough information to accurately create the kits. I am missing some side shots, it is fairly difficult to find good reference photo's.
hopefully this helps a little bit.

gr. Mike

Unfortunately the civilians at the refit facility don't like to work in hurricane-like weather, so I was forced to take the photos with the wheels on.
The best idea of how the components interlock comes from photos 698-703 in the third folder. Even a lot of what you see in those photos is not visible once the wheels are on. These were taken with me literally laying underneath the vehicle. Photo 707 shows about all you can see from a normal perspective.
Weather permitting, I'm going to ge then to remove the wheels next time as they did when I needed shots of the plumbomg.