Boshman
Boshman
@boshman
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Joined: Jun 12, 2007
Last seen: May 25, 2021
Topics: 79 / Replies: 2134
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Re: Mortar's

I see TLSFX are now making and selling their own 2 inch British Para mortar for use with their 38mm rounds. [link]http://www.tlsfx.co&...

12 years ago
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Re: Rifles , who's got em

K98 springer. Not used it for a while as have be CO for last few games so have been pistol only, but never really worry about being outgunned. When ...

12 years ago
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Re: Pioneer/Alte Hasen Zug

Well i thought our HQ would have a pennant with or insignia on it where troops can report for duty If you make one then we will have!

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

As far as the breech and the problem of loading a pyro in an elevated chamber are concerned what about cutting the rear lower section of the gun barre...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Ok, I think I have figured it. Looking at the wheels, the hub is actually right there labeled as r20. The bit labeled r12 goes into the holes in the...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Actually it has just occurred to me that the bottom of the picture is the front rather than the back of the chassis. If you look closely at the photo ...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Having studied the drawing for a while, my best guess is that it must go together something like this: -- attachment is not available -- There must b...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

This is the only image I canfind which gives any sort of detail on the lower part of the carriage and even then it doesn't give away much. One thing ...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Martin has sort of beat me to it. I was going to (I suppose I am now) suggest you go and buy the tamiya plastic kit. From that you will see how most o...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Found these for the Split trail carriage and Gebirgs version shield Tim. Whilst I understand you wanting to the the Gebirgs version, I can't help...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Found these for the Split trail carriage and Gebirgs version shield Tim. Whilst I understand you wanting to the the Gebirgs version, I can't h...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

I believe thats the Czech Skoda built Geb.K 15 rather than the German Rheinmetall. built 7.5 cm le.GebIG 18 The le.GebIG 18 does have a split trail v...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

I think it would be nice to replicate the breach mechanism, I believe Josh has a breech plate on his mortars and puts the round in a case to absorb th...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Excellent, I guess the wheels are the hardest thing to source, the rest of the carriage is just three big bits of wood. The main gun assembly and re...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Yes designed to come apart for ease of transportation by man or mule. I thought it would be a good choice for airsoft artillery as the high trajectory...

12 years ago
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Re: What do you think spoils an otherwise good WW2 impressio

Tunics have nice big pockets so just use them instead! That partly depends on how many pocketfuls of BBs you like to pour out. My K98 mags like to 'u...

12 years ago
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Re: What do you think spoils an otherwise good WW2 impressio

I'd agree with most of the comments so far, gloves and vader masks being the worst offenders visually. I'd take the hat thing a stage further and say...

12 years ago
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Re: Pioneer/Alte Hasen Zug

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12 years ago
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Re: Pioneer/Alte Hasen Zug

Looks good to me and I do enjoy mine clearance! I don't have any German wire cutters but I could bring my British ones. Cheers Martin I'll bring my...

13 years ago
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