then new side walls for the cab were built because the Armortek gap dimensions did not fit.
here are two very rare pics of my sdkfz 7 version that i replicate
Sdkfz.7 late restoration 1944
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Heiko Sattler
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Re: Sdkfz.7 late restoration 1944
It's progressing, I've now rebuilt the tin fals on the wheel arches. Thanks again to Simon for the brass strips.
then new side walls for the cab were built because the Armortek gap dimensions did not fit.
here are two very rare pics of my sdkfz 7 version that i replicate
then new side walls for the cab were built because the Armortek gap dimensions did not fit.
here are two very rare pics of my sdkfz 7 version that i replicate
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Heiko Sattler
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Re: Sdkfz.7 late restoration 1944
I have enlarged the existing attachment point and detailed it because At found the attachment point to be too small
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Heiko Sattler
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Re: Sdkfz.7 late restoration 1944
Hi
the construction of the sdkfz 7 is slowly coming to an end, what is still missing are the fabric seats, hopefully they will be with me soon.
the construction of the sdkfz 7 is slowly coming to an end, what is still missing are the fabric seats, hopefully they will be with me soon.
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