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RIP Another one gone.

Great pictures Did you do a small restoration or did you take everything to bits?

£250 would still be a decent sum in the 1960s though. How much would that be in comparison to today?

Good afternoon!

Decided this year to build a tank Hetzer 1:6

but first gather information about this tank

Need size: roller housing gun, etc.

Maybe someone has this tank in the city ??? someone removes dimensions will be very grateful!

and be grateful for any information on the Hetzer!

Information in HP or throw a theme!

Thank you all for your attention!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetzer

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hetzer+dimensions&biw=1120&bih=663&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=HW1jVcezEYHpUOC7gNAH&ved=0CCwQsAQ&dpr=1.5

Hi.

Where are you from? Tell us something about yourself.

Have you built other models before?

What scale are you thinking of?

What help do you need? Sizes? Pictures?

Welcome in

You are making progress

Hello and welcome to the forum.

It will be good to see the old girl up and running

Looking good Perhaps the chimney exhaust is to keep the fumes away from what is being worked on if it is in water?

I found out last night that the fire started in an electrical cupboard just outside the Museum. The VCs the Museum had were in Bank storage, and a new Medal cabinet protected some others. All documentation was stored off-site, but the reserve collection was stored on the top of the building, which was a total loss including some drums from the regimental band in 1914. According to witnesses, the local Fire Brigade were very helpful and keen to save as much from the Museum and house as they could.

It could have been so much worse. Not much consolation though

Congratulations

According to the news, the fire started in the basement. It is not looking good for the museum.

Bad as it is, at least there are no reported injuries so far.

It could be that either your browser was hijacked or the DNS of your provider sent you somewhere else.

Alternatively, they had a bit of an outage.

Hi and welcome

Universal Carriers were used more for transporting men and equipment, like a tracked jeep. They could do some support roles in combat but they were not to be considered as armoured 'tank' type vehicles.

Well, it's been slow progress but the tug has finally changed colour! We had some semi-gloss dark green left from our Harrier restoration so that got rollered on. Today I rubbed down and primered the bumpers and pintles. Hopefully next week should see the yellow/black stripes done and everything bolted back on.

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Getting there

Comments on the video showing a Saxon having problems going up a hill say the drivers are still being trained.

As a combat vehicle it is horribly outmatched but it was not designed to go up against tanks.

It was designed more for policing and moving troops to a battlefield (battlefield taxi) in 1980's Western Germany.

It was designed to protect against small arms fire and shell fragments.

Hi and welcome.

Welcome. Do you have anything in mind?

Congrats

Welcome, I'll be bookmarking your website

That would have been something to see. I wonder what size it was when set up?

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