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Mark Hansen


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This is going to be a step-by-step post on converting Emhar's A7V to A7V 501 in her pre-Gretchen markings. After reading the article on Landships, I realised that it needed a little updating and a few photos showing the steps would also help.

To make A7V 501, you will need 2 copies of the Emhar kit. The leftover parts can be used for other projects such as the A7V-U or Überlandwagen. The parts required from the second kit (rear plate and 2 MGs and mounts) are circled in the photo.


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I am glad to see you doing this Mark. I look forward to the posts.

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Thanks. It will take a while due to work commitments, and I want to get it right from the start.

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Awesome Mark! I've got an idea to do the radio command tank later, but I don't have any clue as to what the radio aerials look like.

Greetings, Josh

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Getting all of the necessary bits and pieces together now. First step will be on the rear plate and should be up in a day or two.



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