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I don't think I would like to drive that

Imagine the super spins LOL 

you would not be able to pull a wheely out of asda's i admit, but with 8, 15inch guns and a load of other weapons, they would never be shut either,
fuel bill would be abit big aswell

                Tony

Any more rain, and we'll be needing something along those lines soon..!!

Wight wrote: What is rogue nations?

Hello,

it is a creation to be political correct in germany .
I have a lot of trouble with the german adminstration because i have visit an iran military forum to get some picture ( in poor quality ).
After this trouble i have change the name of this project in "rogue nation bulldog".
I only want to have an "virtual" enemy for the leopard an abrams tanks at our driving area.

here on other photo



i must make new after the intermodellbau fair.
at the moment i design rogue nations bulldog vol. 2

regrads Jens

nice jens thought that bulldog was a good job

keep us updated with vol 2 it would be most interesting

apoligies for stealing the pictures and posting them here but i just had to show your work

fv432 wrote: nice jens thought that bulldog was a good job

Thanks

fv432 wrote: apoligies for stealing the pictures and posting them here but i just had to show your work

No problem. I hope the pictures encourage for similar projects.
The Walker Bulldog is a very nice tank with a good capability for this projects.

regards Jens

I take it that the turret ring on the HL tanks are the same size,
so I have had a idea, how about taking the pershing turret and put it on a bulldog chassis

BREL wrote: I take it that the turret ring on the HL tanks are the same size,
so I have had a idea, how about taking the pershing turret and put it on a bulldog chassis

That ist a good idea.

i can make pictures of this combination.
in 1 1/2 weeks i become my M41 at the 2 days meeting of the rc-militaer-forum in Rheinbach/Germany.
I start the conversion of the bulldog at the meeting.

regrads Jens

picture 1 & 2 Pershing turret, picture 3 & 4 Tiger turret on the Bulldog chassis, picture 5 all three turrets together, the Pershing and tigers turrets were placed on the chassis for an visual idea of what they looked like whilst I was cutting the stop on the bulldog turret ring to give 360 rotation. the Tiger 1 turret did not fit very well as the sides don't slope at the base