Looking good MAK :thumb2:
What's on the Bench? 2021
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Under the trim vane? Let me check my books …
Page 12 of Verlinden’s Warmachines Nº 5: M2/M3 Bradley has pictures of a Bradley’s glacis plate with the trim vane down in maintenance position, but the antislip areas are hard to see on it. There are a few more on page 26 that do give more clues, but they’re not detail photos. I can scan them for you if you want.
Squadron/Signal M2/M3 Bradley in action and Concord M2/M3 Bradley both have no useful pictures, and neither does Bradley by R.P. Hunnicutt.
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I mist have missed that one on my quick browse though the book to find useful pictures. I take it you won’t need the Verlinden photos anymore?
Thank You on time and work. I think i have all now, about anti slip areas. Maaybe, turret and horizontal decks of hull. On pictures that i have, there is no anti slip on them (A2 varriants).
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I’ll take a look tomorrow. I’m downstairs on the sofa at the moment, my books are upstairs 
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Looking good Tim .
Thanks John, appreciate it!
Nice going Tim, wow that's the real deal there ! Recently got the bug to maybe build the 7.5cm version
Morning/Afternoon/evening
The VK4502 (p) has finally got to minimal dust and modulation.
The tracks wouldn't go back on and took a good deal of persuasion
Oils and a light touch next as it is still in the workshop and has been cobbled together from bits at a fictitious early 1945.
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More soon?
Regards
Steve H
The VK4502 (p) has finally got to minimal dust and modulation.
The tracks wouldn't go back on and took a good deal of persuasion
Oils and a light touch next as it is still in the workshop and has been cobbled together from bits at a fictitious early 1945.
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More soon?
Regards
Steve H
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Thanks Ron, appreciate the support :thumb2:
Glad you like it. Not that old Richard, it was state of the art when I started it LOL…
Good looking beastie Steve. Looks like it would be quite effective in a defensive situation.
Thanks Tim
Too little too late and only really a drawing board item, but should weather up just enough to look like a dusty knocked together from all the bits left over in the work shop.
The oils palette ready for battle
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Regards
Steve H
Too little too late and only really a drawing board item, but should weather up just enough to look like a dusty knocked together from all the bits left over in the work shop.
The oils palette ready for battle
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Regards
Steve H
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From the photos in the Verlinden book, there doesn’t seem to be any antislip on the turret at all. It's not that easy to see in the photos, but the plates hatches etc. all appear to be smooth metal.
Also, there is a drawing in The Verlinden Way Volume V that shows where the antislip goes, and none is indicated on the turret there.
Thank You Jakko! I appreciate your effort! Regards!
I think the 7.5 version was on the later chassis, like the Puma, Ron. It will look great though….they are bigger than you think. The Pig was about the size of a Panther……
My newly casted Type 92 Japanese Heavy Machine Gun.
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
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