Wash, wash, wash!

11th of November 2025. We begin our session by removing rust from any part using the grinding provided by Mr. Zihad.



Nothing to see here it's just three of us grinding the rust away 😄. Then, we proceed with washing our Microlight Shark to make it look neater and cleaner.





That's all from us for now. There will be more soon! 😏




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