32X scale Nebelwerfer....???
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32X scale Nebelwerfer....???
Found this at the TSSD site...
http://www.sdsoldiers.com/DSC873.JPG
I'm assuming it is 1/32nd scale or thereabouts, because it is shown with a bunch of 54mm diorama stuff, but it doesn't say what the scale is so I can't be certain. At any rate, it looks neat, and assuming it is 32X, a little glue, paint, and detailing should make it a great addition to any 1/32 collection, and at $10 it won't break the bank either.
http://www.sdsoldiers.com/DSC873.JPG
I'm assuming it is 1/32nd scale or thereabouts, because it is shown with a bunch of 54mm diorama stuff, but it doesn't say what the scale is so I can't be certain. At any rate, it looks neat, and assuming it is 32X, a little glue, paint, and detailing should make it a great addition to any 1/32 collection, and at $10 it won't break the bank either.
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hmm.....looks a bit wonky. Probably just the angle of the pic. I'm surprised a nebelwerfer hasn't come out yet in 1/32. Would be a very popular item i should think.
I scratch built a 1/18 scale, 5 barrel, 210mm nebelwerfer a couple of years ago (he said puffing out his chest).
I scratch built a 1/18 scale, 5 barrel, 210mm nebelwerfer a couple of years ago (he said puffing out his chest).
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Yeah, it doesn't appear to be too detailed does it... On the other hand it is the only thing available in 32X (that I am aware of) and it only costs $10, so if I want a Nebelwerfer in my collection I am going to have to be a bit more forgiving of the apparent lack of intricate detail. Here is a pic of a Nebel from a museum somewhere... http://www.pbase.com/mrclark/image/63318556looks a bit wonky
Aside from the missing front stabilizer baseplate, the TSSD resin model does not look too terrible to me.
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i guess. They were mounted on the same carriage that the Pak 36 was, with long thin trails, not the short chunky things that one has. Plus the wheels look far too large, but that could be the pic.
To be honest, i'd wait, i'm sure that a 1/32 one will come along. Another alternative is to build the Italarei or Esci 1/35 kits, if you're not overly fussy on scale.
To be honest, i'd wait, i'm sure that a 1/32 one will come along. Another alternative is to build the Italarei or Esci 1/35 kits, if you're not overly fussy on scale.
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Who, me??? With regard to the trails, tires, and any other issues related to detail, I'll just have to imagine that it is a late war production Nebel, and shortcuts in materials and workmanship have been taken..... seems plausible to me. As for building a 1/35th Nebel kit, I'll pass on that option, frankly 1/35th stuff does not go well with 32X in my experience, it kinda looks as though it needs a shot of growth hormone or something.People around here fussy?! Surely you jest.
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I would say that TSSD does a pretty good job on researching the stuff they make. Nice people as well. I am almost positive that this piece is true to scale and very accurate.
In addition at ten bucks its a great price. Waiting on 21st to make one ? No thanks, how many deuce & half's do you think they could sell, yet we havent seen one of those either?
In addition at ten bucks its a great price. Waiting on 21st to make one ? No thanks, how many deuce & half's do you think they could sell, yet we havent seen one of those either?