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absolutely brilliant the detail is amazing !

thanks Carl !

edit: and doc too, obviously

Jussek wrote:thanks Carl!

You're very welcome my friend I wish I had something like this close to me here in the states! I think setups like this make the hobby so much more fun and gets people involved that may not otherwise been interested! So cool Jussek

c.rainford73 wrote:

Jussek wrote:thanks Carl!

You're very welcome my friend I wish I had something like this close to me here in the states! I think setups like this make the hobby so much more fun and gets people involved that may not otherwise been interested! So cool Jussek

Indeed !

Carpet tanking is okay I suppose, but you can't beat the great outdoors to run your armour

thanks again chaps!

Carl, obviously here where I live we are only 4 people in the club! plus 2 more that participate occasionally...so not much good results involving new recruits

Tiggr, you nailed it! run my tanks at home is boring... but on the yard.. this is another league!

best regards!

Great stuff as usual. Those radios look absolutely fantastic.

thanks Richard!

good morning chaps

a few advances today...

the radio equipment for the 'beobachtungstelle' or observation post will be a Torn.Fu.b1 (Tornister Funkgerät, or 'backpack' radio equipment)





and now a quick 'scene' I thought to do a few days ago: an advanced observation post, with a radio team carryng a Torn.fu.d2. One member of the team carries the transmitter itself while the radiooperator carries the batteries box. For this radio I chose a short aerial (1 segment) of the cross type.













obviously it still lacks the ground mixed with white glue on the scene base...

that's all!

best regards

Looks great. I think I asked once before - are these radios commercially available? I would love to include one in my dioramas.

These radios are superb