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Bronco's SPG Bishop
- Thread starter Tony lee
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Tankbuilder
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Here's one source for that claim:
The 17-Pounder Anti-Tank Gun in Canadian Service
By Cookie Sewell
"Occasionally the No. 27 limber (same as with the 25-pounder field gun) was used for extra ammo storage, but it did increase the overall length of the gun under tow)."
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Tankbuilder
Active member
I really, really, REALLY like that limber. With 32 rounds included inside the limber the diorama possibilities are many if the cartridges and shells were separated into individual units like I'm doing qith one of my Tamiya 25 pounder gun/howitzers.
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Cheers
The shells and projectiles are separate with the Bishop TB.
I was a little disappointed that they weren't with the limber BUT even though they are one solid piece, if you have a razor saw it would be easy to cut them apart.
The trays have a partition in the middle with the projectile in the front and the bass case in the rear.
Erik
Don't sell yourself short,it's not that difficult.
The brass PE can be intense at times on the gun because its so small,just don't drop any.
Thanks Dave
The kit is a nice one to start with, all I did was follow the instructions. (Kind of)
Thanks All
Tony lee
I was a little disappointed that they weren't with the limber BUT even though they are one solid piece, if you have a razor saw it would be easy to cut them apart.
The trays have a partition in the middle with the projectile in the front and the bass case in the rear.
Erik
Don't sell yourself short,it's not that difficult.
The brass PE can be intense at times on the gun because its so small,just don't drop any.
Thanks Dave
The kit is a nice one to start with, all I did was follow the instructions. (Kind of)
Thanks All
Tony lee
randy_ditton
Master at Arms
WHOOOOOOOOOAAA there, young fella' WHERE DID THE COOL TIMBER COME FROM??????
Th Bishop is looking good
Randy
Th Bishop is looking good
Randy
Randy you mean I got one on you? :laugh:
I think they are in the Bronco 25 pounder cannon kit and the limited addition Bishop/w limber kit.
I don't think you can get them separately.
DML also has a 25 pounder kit with limber and I might get one so i'll have a limber for my Archer when I build it. (a comparison build)
Good to see ya buddy
Tony lee
I think they are in the Bronco 25 pounder cannon kit and the limited addition Bishop/w limber kit.
I don't think you can get them separately.
DML also has a 25 pounder kit with limber and I might get one so i'll have a limber for my Archer when I build it. (a comparison build)
Good to see ya buddy
Tony lee
Tankbuilder
Active member
When I first saw pictures of this kit I realy liked it, but with the interiour i'm lacking the skills to finish it. And honoustly at that time I thought, this is a build for Tony Lee
And now I can enjoy seeing it build, by the master of interiour Tony Lee
Erik
You can always put a tarp over the opening.
Cheers
The sweet smell of paint in the morning
The color is as close as I could get it with what I had available.
Never claimed to be a mater paint mixer :laugh:
Later folks
Tonylee
Really nice Tony, by the time you get wash, filter, dust, chips and everything, the color will be right on
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