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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: jtrnka on January 22, 2009, 12:25:12 PM
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Here it is in all it's glory!
(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s266/HelenBachaus/4716.jpg)
(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s266/HelenBachaus/486e.jpg)
(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s266/HelenBachaus/52a8.jpg)
Edit: Sorry Jeff, I'd to use my photobucket to get these pics up.
Helen
Now it's on to the Pz.III Ausf.J
Cheers !
Jeff @ JTFM
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*faints*
*revels in tank-induced stupor*
*picks himself up from the ground*
Lovely! Price tag? Release date? Availability via the UK?
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Late February.
Price TBD based on Canadian Dollars.
Bob at the WCP as well as others.
Cheers,
Jeff @ JTFM
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Oh wow, that looks sweet.
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That is very nice!!!
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Oww, all I see is nothing. :(, damns to the school server. Hope to get a look-see at it later.
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Nothing for me either. Saw it this morning, now the picture is gone.
Zounds! Who stole the Neubaufahrzeug? ;-)
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Yes! "who stole the pictures?"
I'll check it out!
Great news anyway Jeff and my thanks to you and Tony for making this unique model.
Helen
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The pictures come up for me when I right click them and then left click show picture.
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Thanks for getting the pics back up Helen. Do you think this baby has any Pulp Gaming possibilites ?
Jeff :o
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Thanks for getting the pics back up Helen. Do you think this baby has any Pulp Gaming possibilites ?
Jeff :o
Hi Jeff,
I believe this vehicle has all the potential of being used in a Pulp setting. Especially, if you have an Indiana Jones mind set an look at the upcoming Company B Merc truck.
Just need a decent set of dismounted tank crew with small arms that have a variety of headgear to fit in with early WW2 and Pulp.
Helen
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OMG! I've got to get me one of those! :-*
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YouŽd need one to conquer Denmark and one to send over to Spain and one more to send to England to support the BUF! lol
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So not being much of an armour freak, can someone explain what is this thing? Presumably some kind of giant proto-panzer?
1930's?
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So not being much of an armour freak, can someone explain what is this thing? Presumably some kind of giant proto-panzer?
1930's?
Please look here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neubaufahrzeug
http://www.achtungpanzer.com/leichte-traktor-grosstraktor-i-ii-iii-neubaufahrzeug-pzkpfw-v-vi.htm
http://www.onwar.com/tanks/germany/data/neubau.htm
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"The German Neubaufahrzeug series of tank prototypes were a first attempt to create a heavy tank for the Wehrmacht after Adolf Hitler had come to power. Multi-turreted, heavy and slow, they did not fit in with the Blitzkrieg tactics and therefore only five were made. These were primarily used for propaganda purposes, though three took part in the Battle of Norway in 1940."
Only 5 made, eh? Gimme 10 then. ;-)
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3ECW... Here we go again!
Rudi
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Wait till you see what's up my sleeve next, Helen will know what I'm talking about. ;)
Jeff @ JTFM
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Only 5 made, eh? Gimme 10 then. ;-)
Naturally, in A World More Pulpish, there'd ahve been a lot more than just 5 of this beast, impracticality notwithstanding. :D
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Only 5 made, eh? Gimme 10 then. ;-)
lol
3ECW... Here we go again!
My thoughts exactly....another future addition to my "balanced force"...
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Just what my BUF force needs!
Put that against a Matilda I....and see what happens
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Just what my BUF force needs!
Put that against a Matilda I....and see what happens
Let me guess, the Neubaufahrzeug crew simultaneously knock themselves unconscious as they laugh uncontrollably at the "ugly duckling"... lol
Matilda I wins! ;)
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Just what my BUF force needs!
Put that against a Matilda I....and see what happens
Let me guess, the Neubaufahrzeug crew simultaneously knock themselves unconscious as they laugh uncontrollably at the "ugly duckling"... lol
Matilda I wins! ;)
If this would depend on a dice throw I'd probably end up with that result lol
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Would have been interesting. If my memory is correct, the Neubaufahrzeug's 75mm only fired HE, the 37mm was for anti-tank use. Therefore the Neubaufahrzeug would only have been able to damage the Matilda 1's tracks and running gear (this actually happened when the British mounted an armoured counter attack in France in 1940 - German tank guns could not penetrate the Matilda's armour. Rommel had to use 88mm Flak guns to take out the Matilda 1s and IIs). The Matilda 1 was, of course, only armed with a .303 or .50 machinegun, so it too would not have been able to effect the Neubaufahrzeug if built with real armoured plate (the 5 made were only made from mild steel).
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*faints*
*revels in tank-induced stupor*
*picks himself up from the ground*
Lovely! Price tag? Release date? Availability via the UK?
And scale if I've missed it? Please tell me 28mm
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i believe that it is 1/56th, so spot on for 28mm
:)
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Yes it's spot on 1/56 scale / 28mm. The master should be in my hands before the end of february so casting will start immediatley after arrival.
Jeff @ JTFM
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Hi Folks,
Here are some pics of the painted up beastie, courtesy of Tony Ashcroft, the master is enroute to me now.
For all you 3ECW'ers, JTFM Enterprises is currently in the quoting phase for a line up of Pre WW II Brit tanks scheduled for the second half of this year. Stay tuned for the list of vehicles planned!
Cheers,
Jeff @ JTFM
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3412/3259622161_5d15380ddb_m.jpg)
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3411/3259622159_5feaf81085_m.jpg)
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3303/3259622157_e45372f308_m.jpg)
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3343/3259622153_9b788172b6_m.jpg)
EDIT
Hi Jeff,
Sorry for interjecting here, but I'd to remove the images due to NO German symbol rule.
Please resubmit with paintbrush over the flag, thankyou.
Helen
Sorry about that I had forgotten the legal ramifications !
Jeff
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poop that rule sucks. :(
I wanted to see them
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Pics fixed, sorry for that, I forgot about the legal ramifications especially with this being a German based site.
My apologies.
Jeff
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Thanks Jeff,
These AFVs look lovely and thanks to Tony for sending you the photos.
Helen
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this looks fantastic