View from the back. This is just sitting together as a mock up.
The tracks fit perfectly and the turret is pretty good. The Bradley gun is not bad, and it's molded onto the base of the turret so I am reluctant to remove it, but we shall see.
What do to with the Panzer IV without tracks or a turret?
They fit perfectly on the old Panzer IV hull, and the Puma Turret fits perfectly too.
This one is in tough shape but this is just a mock up. The Bradley hull and turret are soaking in paint remover. I am still short a few parts so it may be a while before the project is completed.
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Sunday, September 29, 2024
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Sleepy Town
Dollar Tree Town.
A generic small town that could exist anywhere there are Europeans or Americans for the last 250 years.
A peaceful sleepy little town that could be anywhere.
A few friendly people wave at one another.
The pastor stands in front of his church.
As the Panzer IVs drive past.
A few years later and the US Army 2 1/2 ton trucks drive past in the other direction.
Just like 1918 when the Americans were here before with their artillery.
A generic small town that could exist anywhere there are Europeans or Americans for the last 250 years.
A peaceful sleepy little town that could be anywhere.
A few friendly people wave at one another.
The pastor stands in front of his church.
As the Panzer IVs drive past.
A few years later and the US Army 2 1/2 ton trucks drive past in the other direction.
Just like 1918 when the Americans were here before with their artillery.
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