Which WWII Gun do you want?
Which WWII Gun do you want?
Not self-propelled, you get the idea
I think I would want the 88
I think I would want the 88
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88
I want the 88--I need to set up a flak dio. My Thunder Jugs are tearing up French roadways with impunity.
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The Pak 40 all the way!!! It's a slick looking gun that goes well in any armor diorama. Comon, can't you see a Sherman passing a knocked out Pak 40?? The 88 is just too......eh...... square.
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155mm
I voted other, because I would like to see a 155mm Long Tom and a little off topic, but a Mack 7.5 ton Prime Mover to haul it would be cool to.
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Pak 40
While the 88 is cool I already have a pair of the diecast 1/16 ones. While they are not perfect they do the job for me.
As I see it, the Pak 40 offers the most scratch-building options. Off the top of my head Sdkfz 251/22, Sdkfz 234/4, Marders, RSOs. It was also far more common. The Pak 40 gets my vote.
As I see it, the Pak 40 offers the most scratch-building options. Off the top of my head Sdkfz 251/22, Sdkfz 234/4, Marders, RSOs. It was also far more common. The Pak 40 gets my vote.
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Im going with the Pak 40, I think it would be a logical next step. As said above 21st has them in 1/6th and 1/32nd why not 1/18th?
An 88 would be cool but if they had problems with the muzzle brake on the Panzer, I wonder what the hell an 88 would look like I'm just kidding, I've been very happy with the 1/18th line.
An 88 would be cool but if they had problems with the muzzle brake on the Panzer, I wonder what the hell an 88 would look like I'm just kidding, I've been very happy with the 1/18th line.
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actually there wasn't a bofors 37mm anti aircraft gun. There was a 37mm anti tank gun, used by many countries including Poland and Finland. It was a small but effective gun, which was operated with one of the crewman lying belly down on each of the trails.
There was also a bofors 40mm anti aircraft gun used by many nations including Britain, the US, Russia etc on both land and on ships. It was an excellent light aa gun.
There was also a bofors 40mm anti aircraft gun used by many nations including Britain, the US, Russia etc on both land and on ships. It was an excellent light aa gun.
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artillery...
I imagine the 88 will be the most popular, and it offers many possibilities, but don't forget that the US 105 won the war! It served from North Africa through Viet Nam and in all theaters of WW2. There are LOTS of possibilities for that gun and its various crews.