[WWI] A question for the huddled masses:

[Craig Gavin]

Bob - There's also a Opel 15t truck model.  Again 1/72 scale. This  
one by Fine Scale Factory.  See: http://www.landships.freeservers.com/ 
fsf_opel4tontruck_kitreview.htm
Again, best regards - Craig Gavin+

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> From: Craig Gavin <cgavin at graceba.net>
> Date: June 7, 2006 4:17:54 PM CDT
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> fsf_opel4tontruck_kitreview.htm
> Subject: Fwd: [WWI] A question for the huddled masses:
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> Forgot to give you the url http://www.landships.freeservers.com/ 
> mgm_daimler_tractor_kitreview.htm
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>> From: Craig Gavin <cgavin at graceba.net>
>> Date: June 7, 2006 4:16:04 PM CDT
>> To: World War I Modeling Mailing List <wwi at wwi-models.org>
>> Subject: Re: [WWI] A question for the huddled masses:
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>> Robert - You might look at the following kit review of a Austro- 
>> Daimler M.17 Artillery Tow Truck.  You don't mention scale, but  
>> this one is 1/72 scale by MGM.  Regards - Craig Gavin+
>> On Jun 7, 2006, at 3:12 PM, Robert Horton wrote:
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>>> Hi troops:  Have a question that maybe someone, particularly in  
>>> Europe, can answer.  I need to try to get information, details or  
>>> pictures of one of the German WWI vintage artillery tow trucks in  
>>> what seemed to be indicated as the counterpart of our 3 ton range  
>>> of vehicles. I think one type was built by N.A.G and there might  
>>> have been others.  There also were larger ones that were designed  
>>> to be used with the large Skoda Mortar/ Howitzers.  I am not  
>>> interested in those.There are several pictures that I have found  
>>> in Charles Woolleys books and one or two of poorer quality, small  
>>> photos,  in Herbert Jagers book...I am hoping that someone may  
>>> know of a European Museum that has one, or possibly a better  
>>> source of better detailed information...want to try to  
>>> scratchbuild one.  I've got too many German Artillery models and  
>>> nothing to show how they were moved...thanks a bunch for any  
>>> help.....Bob Horton
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