[LaserCutCard] CASSPIR 2 painted test added

[pocoloco]

All of these products look amazing but like so many others, I fear my butterfingers would ruing the build  Nevertheless, I think I might need to give these a try at some point....

Now, any plans for RG32M or Dingo 2?

[Rob_bresnen]

is there much difference between an eland and a Panhard AML

[juergen c. olk]

For gaming same thing,different name.

[Arrigo]

The gun looks.... too short! (No, I am not nitpicking on the muzzle brake, but in the pictures the barrel seems short for a 90mm).

[LaserCutCard]

The gun looks.... too short! (No, I am not nitpicking on the muzzle brake, but in the pictures the barrel seems short for a 90mm).

Thanks for all the feedback guys - I really appreciate it.

The gun might be too short... I just grabbed the first one off one of my ratels to photograph it. When you build it you can choose the length and I made it as short as possible as it just looked better to me

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CASSPIR II test cut.

This worked really well - Steve slotted in the extra axle with no problems. Now we need to add the extra detail and the turret options.

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BTR-40 with dual wheels

This is a fantasy version of the BTR-40 that we will also probably do in a half track. Just for fun

[FATROC]

Sounds interesting.

[Elbows]

As a halftrack I can see a lot of uses with the Dreamforge Eisenkern stormtroopers etc.

PS: The nice thing is that you could super easily argue that it's simply a BTR-40 that's been modified after damage or modified to support an artillery piece or heavy mortar.  Some re-welding and adding wheels would be cake for a small shop.  I think it'd look perfect with a heavy mortar mounted in the back, or a small anti-aircraft radar etc.

[carlos marighela]

is there much difference between an eland and a Panhard AML

Mostly internal. Different comms fit, transmission and engine IIRC. I think some of the later ones had the hull lengthened. For gaming purposes near identical.

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G-6 52 Artillery (generic BIG GUN)

The G6 self-propelled howitzer is a South African artillery piece, developed around the ordnance of the G5 howitzer. It is one of the most powerful self-propelled guns on a wheeled chassis.

Here is a marketing video done by a dude that REALLY liked the 3D font effect