Fred,
I am sorry that I do not know the answer to this as my knowledge of giant German halftracks is sadly lacking. I do know that if you make this thing any more realistic, it is just going to be driven away to WWII through some dimensional timewarp one night while you are asleep. ;o)
regards,
Painless
I have looked in my Famo books, and I cannot find any photos showing stowage on the stabilizers. I would think that they are somehow stowed inside the square tubes where they are attached. I have seen pictures where the pads are removeable and are stowed along the front behind the seat.
Looking at various images, it does appear that the legs slid in and out of the transverse box sections.
Richard
Tamiya Tiger 1, Taigen FlakPanzer IV,Torro M16 half-track, Tamiya Panther,WSN/Torro T34,Taigen M41 Bulldog,H/l/Taigen Sherman M4A3,H/L T90, Haya M3 Grant, Metal Origins 234/2 Puma, Nashorn by Alwyn. I was only going to have one tank - honest!
Thank you Al. I know the pads can be remove and are rear the driver seat. A member of an another forum think the same thing than you, but the legs are very long to stow in this part of the vehicle.
However, it is true than it can be the best place to stow these legs. When I look photos of a Bussing Nag with a 3t Bilstein crane, I have the impression that the legs can slide inside.
Thank you very much for your answer.
Fred.
Sorry for my spelling mistakes, I try to do better every day...
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