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Does anyone know if the Bohler ATG found its way into German use after the occupation, cracking little bit of kit ,thanks for posting Carl et al. John Yes, they did. Beute designations were 4.7cm PaK 187(h) and 4.7cm PaK 188(h). Not sure which designation applies to which version, but one is the or...

Thanks David. A photo of your climb and dive device would help us aspiring to such skills, if you don't object to be copied! As they do look good. CarlL PS copying your skills l doubt but your idea sounds clever if it's one that's OK to copy!? No objection at all to being copied. However, I don't h...

David Are your aircraft stands home made or bought in? They look good with transparent bases. CarlL Carl, sorry for the late response but only just saw your query. They are homemade, using 1/4" plexiglass sheet from the local home improvement store and cheap telescoping "rabbit ear" type TV antenna...

Most of my WW2 20mm games have featured air support to some degree or another, with the aircraft appearing over the table in the form of 1/72 models. https://i.postimg.cc/SNSgMfQT/A-24-Over-Java.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/4xznRVVG/Shot-Down.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/4NJTx0Km/NASH0900.jpg https://i.post...

Might be a bit extreme just to get a suitable cab, but the Wespe/Retrokit Dodge "Tanake" armored car kit has a hollow cast Dodge cab that is pretty much an exact match for what you want. https://www.wespemodels.com/military_models/military_models_scale_1_72/scale_1_72_dodge/dodge_tanake_wes_r023 Odd...

Utterly puts me to shame, and this has actually been a rather productive year for me, at least compared with the previous two. In 20mm, I've managed to paint 35 figures, 3 armored vehicles, 9 cars and trucks, and 5 artillery pieces during 2018. No aircraft or terrain this year, although I have scrat...

Some very nice conversions there, Richard!

David

All that done in a week? Wow! These days that would be about a year's work for me.

David

It's taken me 15 months to set up a new image hosting account since the Photobucket fiasco, but here are a couple of photos of the master model for the SHQ 65mm Mle.1906, taken before I sent them off to SHQ's mold-maker. I also turned up a photo of an early, "pre-production" casting of the Moonlite ...

Frank and Greg (Novak) also said the reason they had a turn in CD = 15mins? (sorry its been a while) was to simulate the fact that during a battle there are large empty/quite bits punctuated with minutes of action, bloodshed and terror...... Quite correct, Richard. The turn length for CD versions 1...