Might need a entrenching spade on the rear to absorb the recoil...Alternate Courland Pocket AFV's
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A field modified Pz.III/IV for an alternate "Courland Pocket".
Might need a entrenching spade on the rear to absorb the recoil...Alternate Courland Pocket AFV's
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A field modified Pz.III/IV for an alternate "Courland Pocket".
Good idea but unfortunately I don't have a line drawing of a German entrenching spade.Might need a entrenching spade on the rear to absorb the recoil...
Just take one from a Bergepanther,Good idea but unfortunately I don't have a line drawing of a German entrenching spade.
Not sure if I have a line drawing of a Bergenpanzer in my files but I'll have a look.Just take one from a Bergepanther,
Don't think so; the germans converted severall former Luftwaffe guns for a AA duty with no extra work, afaik.Just a follow-up - As those guns were designed for short bursts from aircraft do you think you would need to modify to assist with cooling?
now you haveNot sure if I have a line drawing of a Bergenpanzer in my files but I'll have a look.
SWEEET!
Much better. Now, the number of road wheels. Panzer III/IV used a Panzer IV chassis, with 8 road wheels, with Panzer III internals.I added an entrenching spade to the Pz.III/IV SPG mod.
There were two versions of the Pz.III/IV, one had 8 roadwheels (see pg. 402 post#8,030) and one had 6 (see post# 8,080 pg. 404).Much better. Now, the number of road wheels. Panzer III/IV used a Panzer IV chassis, with 8 road wheels, with Panzer III internals.
The Type 99s (both models) were IJN guns.You could try the Type 99 20mm gun used in various aircraft. Much better ROF (better than the Oerlikon 20mm!), and has a belt fed version.
i feel you are going to join a great tradition!So, until I can spare some time to sort out my garage and build a spray bay, builds may take a little longer than desired.
In the meantime, brothers and sisters, the revolution is coming!!! Just don’t tell her indoors!!!!![]()
Thanks for the Pacific war encyclopedia link. The cannon article (which is good) has links to some other excellent articles - the production one was well worth a look.The Type 99s (both models) were IJN guns.
The IJA had a 20mm AA mount, box fed, the Type 98, with a twin-gun development.
Wikipedia piece.
The IJAAF had an excellent belt-fed 20mm, developed from the Browning M2, the belt-fed Ho-5.
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inspiration galore https://www.readersheds.co.uk/
maybe @Claymore just needs to restart the Ratte project - not scale 1:35, but a scale 1:4 or 1:5 façade - a Ratte shaped shedMy neighbour's shed has double glazing as he decided to replace the patio doors in the house while building a shed. Perfect for chilly winters.
i feel you are going to join a great tradition!
You will be one of the men in sheds![]()
well now you know what to ask for christmas a sprayboothHee, hee… Yes, I fear this may be the case but hopefully only for spraying operations… Oh my god that makes me sound like a frustrated Tom cat!!!![]()