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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...

CarlL wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 7:13 pm

David
What a man! Spot on with your help and link!
A very grateful CarlL

You're quite welcome! If you have problems sourcing one from SHQ, let me know. I may have a spare resin 65mm or two in the stash, although postage to the UK from the US may be problematic.

David

panzerman47 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 15, 2018 7:27 pm

Did FAA do a similar gun?

Yes, listed as GUN47 in the current FAA list. I have one in my collection.

http://www.faaminiatures.com/p-458-gun- ... itzer.aspx

David

I used to make the 65mm Mle.1906 in resin as part of my Moonlite Modelwerks range. I think Richard has a couple and has posted photos of them here. I also made a master of the same gun for SHQ to produce in metal, I think it's listed as FBG095 in their catalog. http://www.shqminiatures.co.uk/Ranges/...

Lovely work as always, Richard. A very useful looking assortment, too.

David

Love the 251/PAK38 conversion.

David