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Rick's "Cobbled" Kfz. 70 M.B. L1500

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Hi Paul, I couldn't agree more......The LF8 caught my eye many years ago, wish I had bought more than two but even back then they were over $10.00 each. when Herpa brought out the type 40 and the 108 I was all over them.....bought several of each, not just because they were badly needed for infantry vehicles but because they were so darn well engineered. I hated to cut them up, but I'm sure I can find a use for the remnants. Thanks for coming by. Rick H.
 
Yeah they are, I've used the LF8s for funkers, & ambulances. The water pump trailer they come with can also be a converted to a genny or compressor as well as the water pump inside. The 108s convert easily to funkers, ambulances, & AA Sps. They are really the only decent heavy cars I can afford. PaulE
 
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Progress is slow on this......finished mating the front fenders to the body work and filled gaps at front and rear wheel wells as well as a couple of non1500 body indentations that were unique to the Horch coachwork. I flattened the top of the cowl to mate up to the universal windscreen. looks like I'm going to have to modify the soft top to mate up with the windscreen once it is in its final location. And fitted the front bumper....presently, I'm working on relocating the exhaust pipe. Rick H.P1011807.JPGP1011808.JPGP1011809.JPG
 
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Communications vehicle (Radio/Telephone) Ain't that a Mother Funker??? :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2: :tongue-out: ;):nerd::smiling6:
Rick H.
 
Communications specialist in Heer.
I've observed MB versions of the 108 & haven't been able to figure out how they fueled them as they don't have the filler spouts of the Horch. PaulE
 
Communications vehicle (Radio/Telephone) Ain't that a Mother Funker??? :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2: :tongue-out: ;):nerd::smiling6:
Rick H.

Communications specialist in Heer.
I've observed MB versions of the 108 & haven't been able to figure out how they fueled them as they don't have the filler spouts of the Horch. PaulE
Thank you both. :smiling3::nerd:
 
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Hi Lee.........I just couldn't help my self!! Sorry if I offended you, Just couldn't pass up an opportunity like that. Yeah, That darn Scottie Dude got me all fired up and I just had to see if I could build one of these heavy cars. So far, it seems to be going fairly well so keep your fingers crossed. Thanks for dropping in.
Rick H.
 
No offense Rick. Thought it was funny I’ll be watching closely that JR has me fired up to build a KV tank I might try a 1/72 might as well while I can still see a bit. See you here tomorrow.
 
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Bless your heart Lee you're getting closer to 1/87 every day!! ;) :thumb2: Rick H.

ps. I'll be here............
 
I'm in even if Jim's two companions are distracting the likes of Benny Hill antiques.

Cheers,
Richard
 
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Thanks Gerry........little slow right now but hopefully things will pick up a bit..........working on dash, windscreen and floor boards presently.....stay tuned. Rick H.
 
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Here is the latest and it isn't much.........managed to finish up the tail pipe and got some diamond plate on the floor boards. The L 1500 frame had to be sanded down on the top side as it was too tall for the body work and made the vehicle look like it was in the clouds. I wanted the FWD look but not a Monster truck altitude! Next up will be the firewall, dash and windscreen. Rick H.P1011810.JPGP1011811.JPGP1011812.JPGP1011813.JPG
 
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