It's projects like this one that are the reason that I save up every bit of sheet plastic. Even a one inch square is enough. I also keep boxes, oil drums, barrels, small arms, and other supplies sorted out into boxes so that I can find the quickly, in theory, when I need them for a project.
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Monday, March 10, 2025
Supply and HQ
Roco sound detector as a ground mount.I keep every little bit of equipment that I get with models. Second row, middle has a Lewis gun on it that is metal. I have no idea where I got it. The Germans used a lot of old and captured equipment and often issued it to artillery and other second line units.The unit headquarters. These would be a few meters apart so a random shell would not get both of them.The sound detector is not normal gear for a unit like this but I like to add extra stuff now and again.Four gun batter with ammo dump, and headquarters deployed.Just a little bit of scrap plastic, flocked after adding a couple small boxes and instant HQ.Sometimes models give you a few rounds for use in dioramas or for the troops to hold. I like to save them up to make ammo dumps. The quantity is only notional as the dump is usually considered to have a reasonable supply of ammo unrelated to the actual quantity on the plastic card.
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