Clark-Model Projected 0ne Sixteenth Cromwell Mk IV

[Xiaoshan_Sailor]

Looks good painted, too.

[General Jumbo01]

It does look good, but would you spend that much on a type that never actually saw service (at least, that's what l read)? Nice though, l did take a very nice Torro one off Dave n Julie.

[STHV]

Whilst that does look gorgeous there are some historical errors on that Panther

[tomhugill]

Whilst that does look gorgeous there are some historical errors on that Panther

In the tank which never saw service where no examples of f turrets in f hulls are documented? Really you getting rivety with this?

[43rdRecceReg]

Whilst that does look gorgeous there are some historical errors on that Panther

In the tank which never saw service where no examples of f turrets in f hulls are documented? Really you getting rivety with this?

Well, Tom, here's an 'F' Turret 9Schmalturm) that did see some action- a bit too much, as it happens- on the Bovington shooting ranges.

Schmalturm-F Turret

[jhamm]

Hi,
here a Picture from this Turret bevore that see some Action:

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A complete production series Schmalturm for a Panther Ausf. F
was obtained from Daimler-Benz Werk 40 in August 1945 and sent to England for examination.***
***Quote from Panzer Tracts No. 5-4

[RobW]

Those holes look a bit like the metal fractured rather than a penetration effect. Wonder how much of that was due to the round used and how much was metal composition.

[jhamm]

Hi Rob,
the turret shows the typical traces of training ammunition (without explosives) => deformation and cracks

[RobW]

Cheers, so target practice rather than trying to test new types of gun/ammunition.

[jhamm]

more like the motto:
Let's see what breaks that