Whew!!!!!!!!!!!! That was really close. Just think of what it could've been
like if your entire workshop had burned down with your tools and the tanks
you put so much work into... and whatever else was in there. Great to hear
it was no big deal. And too bad the camo job didn't cover the whole tank
like that (but then the fire probably would've done more than a paint job).
Oh well.

On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 7:34 PM, <odysseyslipw...@aol.com> wrote:

> **
> if anyone asks the next time you take them out in public, you can call it
> "authentic battle damage" and that's how things look after a "*heated*"
> battle - though they might wonder what exactly your firing at one another.
>
> good to hear the damage was nothing more than cosmetic
>
> Chris
>
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