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Hughbearson


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I'm building a scratchbuilt model of the A7V 561 Abteilung "Nixe", and need to know the 1:35 mesurements�of-

*The length of the each side of the hull (Discluding the extruding front)
*The height of the hull
*The width of the thing (Bottom, from the front)
*The width of the thing (top, from the front)
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If you have a 1:35 model of the A7V, Please send me these mesurements in Milimetres, I would be really grateful.



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LincolnTanker


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Hi Hugh,

you won't be aware, but you've "opened a hornets nest" by asking for A7V measurements. I have a Tauro 1/35 A7V it is not too accurate from what I've read.

Search for A7V in the forums Search facility and you'll see the confusion there is with A7V dimensions.

here's a link to one�of the topics.

http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?aBID=63528&p=3&topicID=30344707

There is a new Tankograd book that should give you what you want.





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Hughbearson


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Yes! thats what I need! Thank you very much!biggrin

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