To ensure its dead I made a Ø-10mm hole in the turret as if it has been hit by a SU 152
tank wreck for battlefield
tank wreck for battlefield
I have hated my pan/tiger since I realised what it was. So with my new purchase of 5 tanks (another story) I needed the metal driveline and electronics for other more realistic tanks. I put the upper and the turret on a new wooden undercarriage and will permanently place it on my little battlefield.
To ensure its dead I made a Ø-10mm hole in the turret as if it has been hit by a SU 152
To ensure its dead I made a Ø-10mm hole in the turret as if it has been hit by a SU 152
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taigen tiger1 late ir
HL sherman 105mm BB
HL Sherman M4A3E4ish.BB
HL JP recoil, traverse.
HL M26 ir
HL KV1 ir
WsnT34 ir
HL KV2ish
HL Tiger1 early
HL Panzer IV, ir
HL sherman 105mm BB
HL Sherman M4A3E4ish.BB
HL JP recoil, traverse.
HL M26 ir
HL KV1 ir
WsnT34 ir
HL KV2ish
HL Tiger1 early
HL Panzer IV, ir
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dgsselkirk
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Re: tank wreck for battlefield
Looks dead to me!
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PainlessWolf
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Re: tank wreck for battlefield
Dane,
Very innovative use of the PanTiger! Don't forget that the upper and turret can be used to model a pretty accurate early Panther as well. Also, pics of those new tanks when they show up. ;o)
regards,
Painless
Very innovative use of the PanTiger! Don't forget that the upper and turret can be used to model a pretty accurate early Panther as well. Also, pics of those new tanks when they show up. ;o)
regards,
Painless
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