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Tony without Kaiser


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Hello, my first posting here. Does anyone know of any decent drawings or plans of the German 42cm Dicke Bertha that could be used to build a 1/16 model?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you, Tony

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Stefan Szymanski


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My information is, that no plans exist. A few years ago some people were seaching for this plans for using in a Movie (Krupps). But they find nothing...

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Tony without Kaiser


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Thank you for the reply.� This is a shame, seems odd? Has no-one at least done some decent line drawings? Not even in a book? I can't believe no-one has tried to build a model of a 42cm??

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The firm of Hecker & Goros did an excellent rendition of the beast a few years ago.� The kit is in 1/32 scale and goes for about 200 sparrows.

I seem to recall FSF�may have released�one in 1/72�.��

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28juni14 wrote:

The firm of Hecker & Goros did an excellent rendition of the beast a few years ago.� The kit is in 1/32 scale and goes for about 200 sparrows.

I seem to recall FSF�may have released�one in 1/72�.��

Thank you, I checked Hecker & Goros and unfortunately all I could find was their Skoda 30.5 cm M�rser.

-- Edited by Tony without Kaiser on Thursday 20th of January 2011 04:10:26 PM

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Fine Scale factory did release one, there are pics/info on the main landships site,

I know that it can be acquired on special request from imperialmodelbau, in Germany, which is owned by the original producer of FSF, Andreas Brune. However, A STRONG word of caution: I have been unable to procure some of my remaining kits from him lately, so I would therefore have to advise extreme caution when purchasing from there. other places (More reliable) places include Miniaturewerld in the Netherlands, and something I read about on fine scale modeler forum called "Axels Modelbau".

Greetings, Josh

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Found an old on Big Bertha and will attach it if I can figure out how . . .� Hope it's of some use.

Al

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Tony without Kaiser


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Al!� Those are exactly the type of drawings I need.� Could I ask you please to scan at at least 600 dpi and email me the large scans? I would really appreciate it.� My email is at the bottom of my web site home page� www.kaisersbunker.com/

I look forward to hearing from you. With these, I have at least something to start with. Thank you very much. Tony

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Oh, Your Tony, I visit your site all the time, I even have it bookmarked. It is an INDISPENSABLE reference for uniforms. I'll be making frequent visits there since I'll be starting on painting troops for my replica German X Korps of Hannover.

Greetings, Josh

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Will try to find the original article� (MM 1976), but it may take a few days . . .

Al

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I notice the article is by Ken Musgrave a member of this forumwink

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I notice the article is from May 1975. That might help with the search; I believe there are some on ebay.

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Days I got. Because right now, I got nothin.� Thank you Al. I really appreciate it. I'll even buy it off you if you don't want to scan it. I just need those drawings at high res so I can scale to 1/16.

Yes Josh, I am "that" Tony from www.kaisersbunker.com/� Thank you for the comment.


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Will try to find the original article� (MM 1976), but it may take a few days . . .

Al


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Tony without Kaiser


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OK. That was a good idea. I just bought one on ebay. Al, everyone, thank you. Tony

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I notice the article is from May 1975. That might help with the search; I believe there are some on ebay.



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