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155mm GPF Prime Mover

May 5 2007 at 5:46 PM		   (Login jratz)
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I have the ADV/Azimut 1/35 scale 155mm GPF - it was an impulse buy. The 155GPF weighed just over 12 tons in travel mode, so I need something in the heavy truck/tractor category as a prime mover ... I have narrowed probable vehicles down to:
-- Tractor, Half-Track, Artillery, 15-ton (Holt/Caterpillar 75hp)
-- Tractor, Full-Track, 10-ton, Armored (Ordnance/Holt)
-- Truck, 4x4 Renault EG
-- Truck, 4x4 Latil TAR

Other interesting vehicles to complement this would be the F.W.D series 3-ton trucks for supplies & ammo.

FYI, a couple of interesting websites on the 155 GPF ...
http://www.worldwar1.com/dbc/slideshows/148fa/sld001.htm
http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~cacunithistories/defeating_the_hun.htm

Anyone know of 1/35 kits, any media, of these vehicles ??

Thanks in advance,
John Ratzenberger



 
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  1. 155mm GPF Prime Mover - Emmanuel GORIOT on May 6, 12:57 AM
    1. Yes, thank you, I found that after I posted ... - John Ratzenberger on May 7, 6:02 PM
     


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