Hi everyone
Just an update on the 5cm ammo. For anyone who would like these rounds in the painted resin, they are available for order. However, because mini brass latches and hinges are not my forte, and there fore not cost effective, the flip-top style transport cases are on hold for now. I will be happy to make a simple crate style patronenkasten for those interested. Pictured below. Wood finish, Green finish or DAK finish.
However, I am in the process of producing 5cm L42 and L60 rounds and spent casings in aluminum. They will be anodized in brass color and the projectiles will be painted. They will have all markings applied as well. I felt this will make a much nicer end product.
The other ammo types I have available will also follow in all aluminum. They are being made on a CNC lathe using dimensions from the actual WWII ammunition manuals and measurements taken from real ammo rounds. Pricing is yet to be determined.
Ammo types I hope to include (depending on costs):
5cm L42 Pzgr Patr. 39/1 Kwk 39, Pzgr Patr. 40 Kwk 40 and Sprgr Patr. 38 Kwk 39
5cm L60 Pzgr 39 Kwk 39, Pzgr Patr. 40 Kwk 40 and Sprgr Patr. 38 Kwk 39
7.5cm (Kurtz) Pzgr Patr. 39 Kwk 40, Sprgr Patr. 34 Kwk 40
7.5cm Pzgr Patr. 39 Kwk 40, Sprgr Patr. 34 Kwk 40
7.5cm Pzgr Patr. 39 Kwk 42, Sprgr Patr. 34 Kwk 42
7.5cm PAK 40 Pzgr Patr. 39 Pak 40, Sprgr Patr. 34 Pak 40
8.8cm Pzgr Patr. 39/1 Kwk 43, Sprgr Patr. 43 Kwk 43
I hope to have some photos of first parts in a few weeks.
For those who have purchased ammo and boxes from me already, I plan on offering an "upgrade price" if you prefere the metal ammo over the resin ones you already have.
Sorry for the delays and thanks to everyone who has already purchased from me as well as those who have shown interest. I really appreciate it.
Best regards
Tim
pictures of available 5cm ammo and boxes.
PAK 40 ( I know these have been done by many others so not sure yet if I will make them.)
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