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Found this on the Coolbank Model Store.
Never noticed this product before?
With a painting job + decals w/ maybe some slight modifications
To recreate the Volkswagen Kommandeurswagen Typ87
the four wheel drive version of the Volkswagen Beetle
that was produced from 41' to '44.
Like the Steyr1500A; nice addition to any RC German ww2 tank fleet.
cheers!! PZ Loco
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Found this on the Coolbank Model Store.
Never noticed this product before?
With a painting job + decals w/ maybe some slight modifications
To recreate the Volkswagen Kommandeurswagen Typ87
the four wheel drive version of the Volkswagen Beetle
that was produced from 41' to '44.
Like the Steyr1500A; nice addition to any RC German ww2 tank fleet.
cheers!! PZ Loco
Got the same car a couple of weeks ago with the same plan in mind.
Scale looks ok
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About the Coolbank Crusader tank,..
already ''torturing''' myself on what to do with the sandguards.
Does anybody had answers/explanations on why so many crusader (ww2 era pic) had the front sandguards missing?
is there simply out of the factory conception /or field modification (battle damaged)
cheers!! PZ Loco
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if said w/ negative connotation;
It's easier to call someone a name and dismiss him, than it is to address the specific point.
If said w/ positive connotation;
effectively minutia of details help me improve my RC models as a whole piece of history in 1:16 scale
either way ,.. thank you
you improve my vocabulary
Since i am Canadian french speaking dude
i didn't know the meaning/expression ''rivet Counters''.
cheers PZ Loco
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He mentioned this recently in a FB thread, can't remember where. A couple of years ago he posted a picture of the then un-released Stuart that also included an M8. Someday!The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!Comment
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TORRO has keep their promise.(March 2025 date line)
They began shipping the pre-order for their Sd.kfz.251 version
Sadly no info yet on the figures 💔
Cheers!
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The mudguards were removed on Churchills’ as they could prevent the turret from turning, if they were damaged. I am unable to answer why they are missing from the Crusader.
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Tamiya has made an interesting release, which while isn't full option or even four channel such that the turret and gun can be operated, does represent a significant rethink (some may say regression) to a single motor setup as with their 1980s/90s tanks:
Shipping dates and prices will be announced as soon as they are decided. Length: 376 mm. Image shows assembled and painted kit. The Sherman tank was a staple of the Allied effort in WWII, with a total of about 50,000 vehicles produced, among which were a host of different variants such as the M4 Sherman […]
But to be fair, it is prototypical that most tanks have only one power source and require a gearbox and brakes to divert power between the two tracks. Let's see where this goes.
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