Comrades, Posted here are photos from my modest aproximation to a WW1 DAIMLER FLAK/BAK TRUCK. Thanks to our great chap LAFETTENHEINI, I could build my modest model. I greatly appreciate his kind assistance. EDAURDO
Hi Eduardo , at first thank's for Your kind words -at second you are on the best way to take place in the hall of fame for model builders. Your masterpiece looks like the 3D version from the pic's i mailed to you. I am sitting here and look from the original photos to the one's you've put in here and back. Every detail fits -really fanthastic-exept the solution of the misterious front wheels . Think two lemon-squeezers had taken a new way....??
Anyway keep on working so (i knew there is coming some "flashing" piece next ?! )
best regards ( special strokes to PEPO -hope the best for his health)
Gerd
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Hello my friend, another absolutely fabulous job. I always look forward to seeing your great scratch build efforts. I wish I had more time to model. As always, All the best my friend. Tim R.
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-- Edited by Tim R at 21:19, 2008-05-04
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Apologise for the delay in the response, my PC is out of order so I had to go out as well as my health enable me (got my back in pain for weeks). Very kind of all You, the info about the vehicule and ww1 trenchcoats you kindly provided encouraged me to make this more less decent approach based on photos and with some minor liberalities. The scale, as a response to the good chap, is 1/35 , the figures are strongly modified Dragon Wermacht figures ("FROZEN BATTLEGROUND SET". Dimensions, photos and capital information I adebt to the great chap LAFETTENHEINI. Thank you again, EDUARDO
Your masterpiece looks like the 3D version from
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