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looks good

Alanmccoubrey wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 10:07 am

sandsmodels wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 9:20 am looks like a panhard a/c to me

I always said you were a genius and knew your stuff.

funnily enough so did i
just years of looking at things i guess.
thanks

looks like a panhard a/c to me

nice

Some lovely kit there Shaun...are the pontoon bridges deployable thmbs2) thmbs2) thmbs2) thanks john the pmp's are only truck mounted but our ribbon bridge is very similar when in the water as it is based on the russian design https://sandsmodels.com/product/n-a-t-o-ribbon-pontoon-bridge/ thanks sh...

hi all we have added the following cold war models to the webshop m53, m55 & m37 sp, (the one from the battle of the bulge film), m37 dodge wc 4x4, m945 ribbon pontoon bridge carrier, m934 expansible van truck, kraz pontoon bridge carriers and gs trucks, and a gaz 66 tanker. https://sandsmodels....

Alanmccoubrey wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 7:11 pm I thought Shaun might have been going the way the soviets did and just copying the German MFP. Now if only I could rememebr their name for it !

no not that one, doing a much later one, might be easier

thanks
now started

nice build

good list but they have missed one!
the gb buffalo the neptune used at walcheren

looks like this may well be a goer, the cost would be £25-£30 ea if simplified enough i reckon Excellent mate, want me to send some payment for mine to help with the mold cost? Cheers Matt hi very kind of you to offer some dosh but we will do a bit more reasearch and then make a descision, we have ...

looks like this may well be a goer, the cost would be £25-£30 ea if simplified enough i reckon

being told of a shop in west street in bedminster, bristol that had some airfix models, so we as kids went there and i bought a pack of gb paras and the quad & 25pdr gun. this was back in about 1969. I remember one in Fairfax Street in the centre of Bristol, even earlier. I just noticed my copy...

being told of a shop in west street in bedminster, bristol that had some airfix models, so we as kids went there and i bought a pack of gb paras and the quad & 25pdr gun.
this was back in about 1969.

i think i have that copy & photo copies of the article

Its for wargaming Shaun & if it's up to your usual standard will be more than suitable, i'm sure everyone knows that under certain circumstances compromises have to be made, as long as it's still fit for purpose, as far as i'm concerned no problem..I look forward to you releasing it accordingly...

too nice to play with
smart job

Its for wargaming Shaun & if it's up to your usual standard will be more than suitable, i'm sure everyone knows that under certain circumstances compromises have to be made, as long as it's still fit for purpose, as far as i'm concerned no problem..I look forward to you releasing it accordingly...

just scaled the plans up to 1/72 scale, it will be over 300mm long! the problem will be the depth of the vehicle well, it is 12ft deep, but having it waterline means it will be only about 1/2 of that, is that a problem for customers? as the vehicles will be more visable than they should be as the we...

thanks,
john, yes the same one indeed, looks like it may well get done as we seem to have pre sold a few
thanks for your interest chaps
shaun