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I also make or modify military vehicles WW 2 , at the moment I make a Dart T13..... but I lack documentation.... mainly on the rear axle transmission... I would like to know if it is the same principle as on the Pacific M 26 or traditional axles
my model in construction

pol19200 a écrit :Hello
I also make or modify military vehicles WW 2 , at the moment I make a Dart T13..... but I lack documentation.... mainly on the rear axle transmission... I would like to know if it is the same principle as on the Pacific M 26 or traditional axles
my model in construction
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Hi,
I understand the question but unfortunately I have no experience with the T13. I will try the internet and see if google has the answer.

J'aime bien ce post. ! Bravo

More heavy trucks.......I have more detailed photos if you are interested, let me know which ones and I will put them up.

Nice collection
And the weathering is top !

Hello everyone,
Here is one I completed after my previously posted group photos of my "heavy" carriers. It is a Bussing Nag 900 Refrigeration Van and Trailer (Isolierwagen).

Quel travail !!!! C'est beau ... même les jantes sont retravaillées ... bravo !

Vert good job. Nice

Nice detailling, nice painting, nice weathering

Thanks very much to you all!

Hello, Here is an interesting piece of equipment. I am informed that it was in use at Airfields in France during WW2. If my information is accurate, it was used to carry water. Have any of you seen this type of vehicle in the past? The closest model I had was the Roskopf Mercedes Benz 1931 L5. So I began with that.

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Beautiful images, but we should take into account the size of the images 400 kio maximum for our forum otherwise we will be forced to delete them, because we have a small host in France. Thank you

Éblouissant !!!

Amazing !!!