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I have found what I think is an interesting photo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/German-Soldiers ... 1492961069

Seems to be a howitzer mounted on a WW1 truck. The wheels look like a wood steel construction and they protrude through the flat top...........not that I really know,but I would be interested in a expert opinion

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I am no expert ....but....could it be a captured Russian truck ?? They had a lot of old stonkers !
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Hi I think it is ww1 Krupp-Daimler (1909) balloon distroyer fitted with a 7.5 gun.Hope it help's. Pete :thumb2:
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privatepete wrote:Hi I think it is ww1 Krupp-Daimler (1909) balloon distroyer fitted with a 7.5 gun.Hope it help's. Pete :thumb2:
I think you maybe right. Pulled up some pic's and they look very similar. It is a wonder those old trucks didn't just shake to pieces with a quick firing cannon on-board.
I would love a plastic kit of one of these :violin:

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well at least my theory was shot down with class......and real knowledge !!
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Hi Digger you could make a British/American version by using a 1/35 Mack truck made by Mostek it's a resin kit. (F3004) and a 1/35 British 18pdr gun on the back made by Emhar plus some modifications. Good luck if you try it l think it would look quite good. Pete :thumb2:
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privatepete wrote:Hi Digger you could make a British/American version by using a 1/35 Mack truck made by Mostek it's a resin kit. (F3004) and a 1/35 British 18pdr gun on the back made by Emhar plus some modifications. Good luck if you try it l think it would look quite good. Pete :thumb2:
It would look good I think,but I couldn't find any pic's of that combination Pete and Mosteck is off the shelves now. T
Although isn't someone coming out with a WW1 truck this year.

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