I will offer these photos as an additional resource. This was Littlefield's Hetzer. I'm afraid I never asked the pedigree whether or not it was a ex G13 ( although I expect so) so there it is. The 'hands' in the photo holding the tape measure were none other than those of my old late friend Per Sonnervik...
At the time I was beginning to make a pattern for casting the gun mantlet in alum hence the focus on this part
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Another real Hetzer
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Re: Another real Hetzer
Hi Jerry,
Yes that is a G13, the drain plugs at the drive housings was only on G13 and never seen on real ww2 Hetzers.
http://svsm.org/gallery/Hetzer/IMGP1001
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Kent
Yes that is a G13, the drain plugs at the drive housings was only on G13 and never seen on real ww2 Hetzers.
http://svsm.org/gallery/Hetzer/IMGP1001
Kind regards
Kent
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Re: Another real Hetzer
I've dug out a few pictures from the Switzerland tank museum from the summer of 2011.
Used by the Swiss after war.
Used by the Swiss after war.
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