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1/16 Panzer 38(t)—>Marder IIIh with PAK40


Rick Griewski

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On 11/2/2020 at 4:13 PM, thierry laurent said:

Indeed! Out of my memory, 1/15th or 120mm figure scale ones were released (e.g. Verlinden) but not in 1/16th scale. 

1/16 and 120mm are basically interchangeable. Just like 1/32 and 54mm.

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12 minutes ago, MackTibbo said:

1/16 and 120mm are basically interchangeable. Just like 1/32 and 54mm.

 

Not so simple. The Marder III had a 465cm length. This means 31cm in 1/15th but 29cm in 1/16th! Close to one inch is quite a difference. So adding a 1/15th gun on a 1/16th tank will look weird.

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3 minutes ago, LSP_K2 said:

 

Seems awfully cheap. Do you own one?

 

No, I have only seen it online. I have a 1/16 WWII Kafer on the back burner, so I run across large scale armor stuff like that, when looking around at things online for my VW project.

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On 11/17/2020 at 2:38 PM, LSP_K2 said:

Now I'm considering the idea of a 1:16 Flak 38 mounted on the Panzer IV chassis for an awesome Mobelwagen, but have no idea if the Flak is available or not. 

 

Just remember the upper hull structure was modified for the Mobelwagen in order to support the drop-gates. Not at all the same as a stock Pz IV. And also that the Flak 38 version was just the prototype; the Flak 37 was the production vehicle.

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5 minutes ago, CATCplSlade said:

Just remember the upper hull structure was modified for the Mobelwagen in order to support the drop-gates. Not at all the same as a stock Pz IV. And also that the Flak 38 version was just the prototype; the Flak 37 was the production vehicle.

 

Right. It's just that the version with the Flak 38 quad, was so darned cool.

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