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Figures to go with 1/35 Adler SdKfz 13?

January 29 2010 at 4:04 PM
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Gents,
Just got the Bronco kit and wonder what figures are available that would be appropriate for the vehicle in the 1930's, Wehrmacht?

I found some artwork showing one Adler as a "Reichswehr" vehicle circa 1934 , are there any figures available for that era?

Thanks for any suggestions,

Michael Lee Smith
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bobCollignon
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OK I have another idea...

January 29 2010, 10:53 PM 

for you-or direction at least. The Japanese Armor King makes a nice line of late WWI German soldiers in resin. You'll have to convert a bit but I think they represent a better and more accurate start point than even early WWII German figs. Coal Scuttle helmets and the sackier uniform jacket.
This is how I hope to proceed at least
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Michael Lee Smith
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Thanks Bob,but

January 30 2010, 7:31 AM 

I wouldn't have a clue what all I might need to do to make them accurate...I do like the stuff he sells, Googled it after you turned me on to the name..

Michael Lee Smith
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Well OK...

January 31 2010, 10:23 PM 

Osprey does 1 or two Freicorps/Reichwehr volumes and Schiffer, I think, does a large Freicorps book (which I'm pretty sure I have but can't find:()
Freicorps uniforms (large generalization here) were a mixture of end of war (WWI) German Military uniforms + civilian garb. A nice "between the wars" give away detail would be the large WWI coal scuttle helmet not the 1935 shorter version. The uniform coat was carried over to a degree even to the Weimar period. The colour was different more a blue/gray not the WW2 field gray. were they redyed? I don't know probably would be my guess. Belt equipment was similar though the gas mask can is pretty different and again I don't see the German throwing away any usable equipment so I'm sure that WWI gas mask cans were seen into the 30's.
I had some luck Googleing Reichwehr images same for Freicorps and WWI-that will give you some ideas. I have to look for the books I mentioned like I said I think I have them but I'm wrapped up in trying to finish my Laffly for AMPS first-Good luck
Regards bobC

 
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Michael Lee Smith
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thanks again,

February 1 2010, 3:06 PM 



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While sitting just surfing...

February 2 2010, 1:56 PM 

I typed Reichswehr uniforms into Google and simply by cruising the various websites you'll see plenty of pictures giving you an idea of what the Reichwehr uniforms would/could look like.
Some really tempting books offered too!

 
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Bob, been doing some surfing too. I gotta say

February 4 2010, 2:10 AM 

I like the "spit and polish" as a break from the endless rusted worn out tanks that are currently in vogue. Plus their vehicles are just too funky! And camouflaged BICYCLES??? I love it.

Michael Lee Smith
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I have....

February 4 2010, 2:43 AM 

no further camo comments sir!happy.gifhappy.gifhappy.gif
If you're a book guy look for Panzerspahwagen at War, distributed by Airconnection, a JJ Federowicz publication. The whole forst section, lots and lots of pics of the Adler. Yeah visible camo too:)happy.gifhappy.gif

 
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Michael Lee Smith
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Is this the book Bob?

February 5 2010, 1:30 AM 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/8360041121?tag=openlibr-20

If it is, I want it! but kinda pricey ;-(

Michael Lee Smith
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Book

February 5 2010, 8:03 AM 

That book is at my local hobby store. I did look through it recently. Most of this series of books dissapoint me in that the photo quality is not great. I will look hopefully be at the store this afternoon and look at it and give you a bettwer informed opinion. IIRC it is priced at ~$70.



Thanks

Dave Schemel

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