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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: Rich H on April 21, 2021, 09:58:40 PM
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Still in service in places: if you want to put 100mm holes in moderately hard things a reasonable distance away it still does the job.
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It is a big gun!
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Something that size could give its crew ruptures just changing facing, let alone trying to manhandle it anywhere other than where the tow dropped it :)
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Which is why many of its successors, bigger and smaller, incorporated a castoring wheel or wheels on the trails.
Nice work btw.
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Thanks.
It's strange working in the blank space of the CAD environment you get an impression of scale but in this case it was completely off! In my head it was pak40 sized for some reason. I was a bit surprised at the actual size of it!!
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Very nice. It is enormous.
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Thanks
It's gone to a well known dealer of plastic, resin and pewter crack for production. :D
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There’s a man who won’t be crossing any Rubicons. :D