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Papertiger59


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Hi there...

it may sounds like a stupid question, but is Keilkraft 1920 Open Top B-Type London bus of any use for a transforamtion into a WWI troop carrier ?

Thanks, Chris. 



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It's very rudimentary and not particularly accurate, but until the WD one is ready it's all there is.

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http://63528.activeboard.com/t13956105/buses-on-western-front/



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Thanks James.



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Hi Chris

I've got a few of the Keilkraft bus that I've converted slightly for troop transport for my British infantry units. I've now even got one fully crewed up on top courtesy of IT minatures figures and some of the seated Brits from the new HaT artillery set (with their legs cut down, but you don't see it once they are in place). It depends what you want them for - they are absolutely fine for wargaming, but if you want a diorama display model then maybe the WD one would be better. Thing is of course that wargamers like accurate models too, but as we need them in quantity it can get a tad expensive...

Here's a photo of the buses in the game, but this was before I'd put crew in one of them.

Cheers

Paul



-- Edited by Paul B on Friday 5th of August 2011 07:50:16 PM

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Thanks a lot, Paul !

 



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