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Old 22-11-2005   #1 (permalink)
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My tanks & a question
T 34/85:
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a280/MEHall/Tanks/IM000256.jpg
Tiger 1:
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King tiger:
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...s/IM000239.jpg
and a Sherman project :
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2.../IM000236a.jpg
I´m looking for a dozerblade that can fit the Sherman, or parts so i can build one, especially a curved metal sheet ! Where can i find such stuff ?
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Since when was captain Picard a sherman commander?????
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cpt picard is obvioulsy yet to be remodeled

as for a shovel Mehall, i dont know about where you are, but here in the uk it`s winter , and shops are stocking up with snow scrapers for clearing paths, there are two main types, plastic and metal. one of these could be procured cheaply and cut down with a bit of remodelling.
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1 mm alloy sheet from maplins and roll it over a rolling pin till correct curve then cut to shape
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Nigel.D so you notised him ! He´s there just because he´s the right scale ! I have all except the romulan, ferengi and the borg figure !
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You just need to paint the name Enterprise on the side then
By the way very nice tanks
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Nice Tanks Nigel,

I was going to suggest the same as Adzam above, there are plenty scrapers out there moulded in all different shapes and sizes, some perfect for Dozer Shovels and best of all they are dirt cheap.

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may sound silly but there are several in the LEGO range too and duplo..... that some off bulldozers and similar.... if you are stuck then these could always be kitbashed or used as formers.... let me know if you get stuck......
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The sherman project is interesting, looks like one that I bought (fairly) cheap - a tamiya that at one time had some kind of programable device to steer a pre determined course.
I take it from the white styrene areas, that it's to become an M7 'priest' then???
I'd like to see the finished vehicle when it's completed...
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