Re: Blitz
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 12:05 am
The 88 weighed over 7 tonnes and was usually towed by a Sdkfz 7 or 9. I would think the Opel Blitz would struggle with the weight.
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Could well prove too much, but in the later stages of the war when they were running tanks on wood burning stoves, maybe even a Blitz could serve another purpose. ..silversurfer1947 wrote:The 88 weighed over 7 tonnes and was usually towed by a Sdkfz 7 or 9. I would think the Opel Blitz would struggle with the weight.
...Well, he's a singin' "Goin' loco down in Acapulco.." of coursejarndice wrote:I have to say that I do wonder what is passing through Jackolopes mind as he controls his multi-thousand Horsepower Iron Horse along the Eastern seaboard of the USA.
What would I give for a job like that
Shaun.
More like the Grateful dead. Casey jones you better watch your speed.43rdRecceReg wrote:...Well, he's a singin' "Goin' loco down in Acapulco.." of coursejarndice wrote:I have to say that I do wonder what is passing through Jackolopes mind as he controls his multi-thousand Horsepower Iron Horse along the Eastern seaboard of the USA.
What would I give for a job like that
Shaun.
I agree, Will, but only for military trucks, no matter what brand. I think the civilian trucks should go in with RC Cars & Trucks, but I don't make-uh da rules here today, Baby. (ten points if you identify the film I stole that from).Will01Capri wrote: ... I think this area should be opened up to include all trucks. Not just Heng long ...
Me too, but I stole the line from a movie called 8 million ways to die. "You don't make-uh da rules here today baby. I make-uh da rules here today." Said by Andy Garcia to Jeff Bridges.Will01Capri wrote:Love Kelly's heroes