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Great work, Richard!

David

Very nice, Richard! Good to see your productivity hasn't suffered any.

David

A postwar (June 1954) U.S. Army historical study on the same subject, German Tank Maintenance in WWII, as a free pdf file:

https://history.army.mil/html/books/104 ... _104-7.pdf

David

Lovely work, Richard! I think I still have a few of those figures in the stash, obtained with the same notion in mind as part of my 1941 Iraqi Revolt collection. Back when I was still in the resin casting business, I turned out a number of 1939-40 Ford truck cabs for Alan H. to use for creating TJFF...

Richard B. wrote: ↑

20 Feb 2020, 07:39

Oops I miss-typed - d`oh!

Richard, you were so consistent in all of your posts (blog, FB, forum) that I thought maybe I was missing something...

David

Very nice, Richard! Yet another project I haven't managed to finish for my own Free French. I always thought they were called Conus Guns after Lt. Conus, rather than Convus.

David

Very nice work as always Richard, and yet more proof that you can indeed paint.

Yet more to add to an already long wish list of Elhiem figures.

David

Although I followed his posts on various forums over the years with much interest, I only conversed with him a few times via email and PM. A very kind and generous man, he will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends.

David

Richard B. wrote: ↑

11 Jan 2020, 21:50

PM me your email address and I`ll pop them over

Done.

Thanks, David.

Richard B. wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2020, 09:10

For both scenarios, i have got written orbats, etc. I just didn`t put them here to save space

I'd certainly be interested, if its not a bother.

David