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SdKfz 10/8 - Demag - ObservationsKraftwagen *wip*

Discussion in 'World War 2 Hobbies' started by Frank Haspels, Oct 17, 2007.

  1. Frank Haspels

    Frank Haspels New Member

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    A very good day to you all :)

    Here my most recent project; the SdKfz 10/8 - ObservationsKraftwagen.

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    SdKfz 10/8 - ObservationsKraftwagen
    The SdKfz 10/8 was quite similar to the SdKfz 253, but by having a 3t-chassis, it was able to extend possibilities inside. The Kfz contained FuG 5, -7 and –8. The first trials version was outstanding in artillery-observation, but as Aufklärungkraftwagen it clearly lacked speed and agility. It’s tasks should have been larger than actually given, this SdKfz 10/8 rolled out with the 512 Schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung, leading a small Sturer Emil-battery in 1942. The battery –and therefore this only SdKfz 10/8- was finally taken out in october by Russian T-34’s.


    greetz Frank :cool:

    ps : is everyone going for a long vacation or did everyone leave for another forum ?..it's quiet overhere...
     
  2. Ricky

    Ricky Well-Known Member

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    Hey, great conversion I love it!

    Also, an interesting subject, I enjoy obscure types of vehicle...
     
  3. rtvmodeler

    rtvmodeler New Member

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    :D Excellent work in scratch. I hope to see more pics!

    Regards,
    Rodolfo
     
  4. PanzerProfile

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    'same here, nice trick!

    what kind of material did you use for the scratchbuilding? Cause apparently you can cut it, glue it, and write on it too...
     

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