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Useful site for replica gun mounts - incl. 37mm AT gun

July 4 2012 at 4:47 PM
  (Login AndrewTomlinson2)
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Hi
Worth a looks for scratchbuilding or superdetailing.

http://users.multipro.com/brentandloriann/37mm_at_gun_mounts_on_vehicles.htm

Cheers
Andrew


    
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Only the pictures of REAL guns.

July 4 2012, 5:26 PM 

http://users.multipro.com/brentandloriann/m3_at_gun_and_carriage_Tupelo.htm

The replicas look OK going by in a parade or parked with a camo net over it, but don't use them aor the drawings a reference.

KL




 
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(Login roy_chow)
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Meh

July 5 2012, 4:40 PM 

The 37mm Gun angled shield drawing is not accurate. Period.

I've seen one mock up by a restorer-owned WC Dodge truck and its peculiarities don't stand up to much examination. Unashamedly, I direct you to my drawing of the angled gun shield in MMIR #52 and its accompanying build article of an M6 37mm GMC. Or, I can send you a copy of the diagram directly.

Roy Chow
AMPS President
http://www.amps-armor.org

 
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(Login easy1prod)
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Meh? Is that a technical term, Roy? n/t

July 5 2012, 8:49 PM 

n/t

 
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(Login jamesguld)
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Could be....

July 6 2012, 6:33 PM 

a secret Yid or just likes the Simpsons.

Jim Guld

 
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(Login KenAbrams)
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Not sure if serious?

July 8 2012, 12:32 PM 

or being facetious but I'll post a reply anyway.

'Meh' is simply one of those internet responses that represents something akin to boredom, like when someone announces a 'new kit' that was actually announced three weeks ago. Another person might be thinking "meh, that's old news. Scroll down five threads" and that person is expressing that clicking this was almost as big a waste of time as formulating a well thought out reply.


Or maybe more appropriately in this case, when someone posts topics with titles like 'Holy grail photo!!' only to find some very well known, common picture that's been published in three different books previously, or 'Ultra rare conversion!!' and posting something so uninteresting like a modern day, back woods, custom made redneck vehicle that has nothing of interest or usefulness in the grand scheme of things here.



It may not be 'technical' but it certainly is scientific.



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