Things I have been working on...

[HERMAN BIX]

I think all members here understand the bigger picture that surrounds the topic Mr 6.
Replicating an object in this context certainly does not diminish the related historical facts from back in the day, nor should it lead to anyone casting judgement upon it.

I have a picture of My wife leaning on a Hydrogen Bomb in a Museum in Caen, France..................the horrors of military construction are not limited to our chosen time period.

Lets keep this in context and perspective folks. No need to get on any "outrage train carriage " anyone

[Tiger6]

I think all members here understand the bigger picture that surrounds the topic Mr 6.

I was thinking more of the Youtube censorship bot, rather than anyone here kicking off

[ColemanCollector]

Interesting seeing it with the support vehicles. A stubby ol' thing!

Mike.

[HERMAN BIX]

Sure made a juicy target for a roving Jabo

[Tiger6]

Another quick project while I pick my way thru the never ending stream of work and real life in general - the M23 Ammo trailer:

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I'd never even heard of one until Wargame3D's model showed up in my Cults3D notifications:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/m2 ... ler-us-ww2

So I paid the fee and scaled his (or her?)'s model as a reference:

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(Wheels and Dolly are from WCP's M59, as they were common parts on the real thing)

[Tiger6]

Just to dispell the myth that I only model in CAD...

1,5t Opel Cargo

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1,5t Opel Ambulance

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(yes the cabs are still seperate from the hood so that I can get a figure in there)

3t Opel Radio Van

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3t Opel Airfield Tanker

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V2 Fuel Convoy 1

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V2 Fuel Convoy 2

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[Herr Dr. Professor]

I have always liked trucks from about 1935 to 1960, perhaps because they were basic vehicles. Your 3D trucks just fire my memories of driving a few 1950s trucks.

[Tiger6]

Oh boy was this ever a pig to assemble

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Hopefully will look like this at some point:

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[HERMAN BIX]

You've got the rest right mate, Im sure this one will go the same way

[MonsieurTox]

You're off to a great start!
I guess you printed every flat panels then assembled them! That's a lot of work!
Could you a use them as a template to cut them in styrene and just keep the parts that have details on them?