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HeavyArty
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Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2004 - 08:49 AM UTC
I wasn't tracking any cab that looked like the Mack NO either. I know the bed is different from the NO too. Just a better scratchbuild challenge.
Kencelot
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Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2004 - 09:37 AM UTC
Here's a nice reference sites for the Mack NO:
Bummer is that there are no cab nor bed shots.
Mack NO 7.5 t PM
Single 3/4 front view, color:
Aside from Azimut's $130 kit, Wespe Models now makes one too for about $75.
Here's a pretty cool site which shows a scratch built Mack NO using the Italeri's kit of the
M-925. The author used the kit's chassis, wheels, and axles and modified the cab and bed.
Scratch Built Military Model Trucks
As for some specs on her:
2053 were built. Of this only 14 were sent to Russia as part of the Lend Lease.
Net weight: 29,103
Payload: 15,350lbs. off highway, 20,897lbs. on highway, with towed load: >10,000lbs.
Maximum tow capacity: 35,000lbs.
Interestingly, one in every four was equipped with truck mount M32 or M36 for a .30cal or .50. This would make a model of this even more unique.
Bummer is that there are no cab nor bed shots.
Mack NO 7.5 t PM
Single 3/4 front view, color:
Aside from Azimut's $130 kit, Wespe Models now makes one too for about $75.
Here's a pretty cool site which shows a scratch built Mack NO using the Italeri's kit of the
M-925. The author used the kit's chassis, wheels, and axles and modified the cab and bed.
Scratch Built Military Model Trucks
As for some specs on her:
2053 were built. Of this only 14 were sent to Russia as part of the Lend Lease.
Net weight: 29,103
Payload: 15,350lbs. off highway, 20,897lbs. on highway, with towed load: >10,000lbs.
Maximum tow capacity: 35,000lbs.
Interestingly, one in every four was equipped with truck mount M32 or M36 for a .30cal or .50. This would make a model of this even more unique.
animal
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Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2004 - 10:11 AM UTC
Thanks for the photos Ken. I can see from these that it would be a job to recreate an accurate reproduction from kit bashing and scratch. Do you think that the Wespe model kit is still available and if so who might have it in stock?
Kencelot
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Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2004 - 10:26 AM UTC
animal
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Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2004 - 10:30 AM UTC
Thanks Ken
pascalbausset
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 02:56 AM UTC
Hi,
Due to mail server problems, I've post copy of the article on my page (see links below)
pascal
Due to mail server problems, I've post copy of the article on my page (see links below)
pascal
Kencelot
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 08:47 AM UTC
Thanks Pascal. The file size was too large for my mail box. Thanks for uploading them to the www.
MrRoo
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 08:54 AM UTC
Pascal thank you for that. Did the article say how much to inlarge the scale plans to get true size? Sorry I don't know French but the pics are worth a 1000 words.
TrooperD
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 05:56 PM UTC
Well guys,what a response,thanks very much to all who took the time and trouble,much appreciated.Think I may go the resin kit way,no time to scratch such an involved project,or have the skills.Again a big thanks to all.......Dave
pascalbausset
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 06:15 PM UTC
Hi,
Next time I make lighter files !!!!
In the original pages the drawings are 1/35 scale. Today I post some reference dimensions
to make conversion easyer (wheels, oveall length... ) and post them on my page.
I dont know if all the drawings are accurate, but the ADV kit is a copy of them.
Cheers
pascal
Next time I make lighter files !!!!
Quoted Text
Pascal thank you for that. Did the article say how much to inlarge the scale plans to get true size? Sorry I don't know French but the pics are worth a 1000 words
In the original pages the drawings are 1/35 scale. Today I post some reference dimensions
to make conversion easyer (wheels, oveall length... ) and post them on my page.
I dont know if all the drawings are accurate, but the ADV kit is a copy of them.
Cheers
pascal
Frenchy
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 08:20 PM UTC
Hi Pascal
Would you have by any chance a similar reference article for the International M5-H6 truck
?
Thanks in advance (on ne sait jamais ...)
A la prochaine !
Frenchy
Would you have by any chance a similar reference article for the International M5-H6 truck
?
Thanks in advance (on ne sait jamais ...)
A la prochaine !
Frenchy
darkstar
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Posted: Friday, March 05, 2004 - 09:27 PM UTC
Thanks Pascal
it looks quite involded as a scratch build project..but i think will be time well spent....i appreciate the
time you spent..uploading the article to your site...and enjoyed your album as well...There is some great work there
thanks Ray
it looks quite involded as a scratch build project..but i think will be time well spent....i appreciate the
time you spent..uploading the article to your site...and enjoyed your album as well...There is some great work there
thanks Ray
pascalbausset
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Posted: Saturday, March 06, 2004 - 06:31 PM UTC
Hi,
I just add 5 scale drawings with a rules (centimeter) for Mack NO modelling project.
Hope it will be usefull !
cheers
pascal
I just add 5 scale drawings with a rules (centimeter) for Mack NO modelling project.
Hope it will be usefull !
cheers
pascal
MrRoo
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Posted: Saturday, March 06, 2004 - 06:43 PM UTC
thanks mate that will make life easier
Pegasus1
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 12:52 PM UTC
Mon Lieutenant,
In the early 60's Revell made a Long Tom kit with the Allison Chalmers tractor. I don't know iwhat has happened since to this kit. I sure would like to find an Allison tractor kit. It would be kind of original for Incoming.
If it moves salute it !! If it don't paint It..
In the early 60's Revell made a Long Tom kit with the Allison Chalmers tractor. I don't know iwhat has happened since to this kit. I sure would like to find an Allison tractor kit. It would be kind of original for Incoming.
If it moves salute it !! If it don't paint It..
pascalbausset
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 06:37 PM UTC
Hi,
PSP (french model maker) :
[url=http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM[url]
is making a M4 Allis Chamlers HST.
There is copy of a build article from this on my page.
Cheers
pascal
PSP (french model maker) :
[url=http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM[url]
is making a M4 Allis Chamlers HST.
There is copy of a build article from this on my page.
Cheers
pascal
pascalbausset
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 06:40 PM UTC
Workable links here :
[url=http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM[/url]
pascal
[url=http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM[/url]
pascal
MrRoo
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Posted: Friday, April 09, 2004 - 08:32 PM UTC
try this one
http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM
http://www.psp-models.com/PSP.HTM
Pegasus1
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Posted: Saturday, April 10, 2004 - 01:01 PM UTC
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the link. Fell of my chair, what with the £ kind of expensive. So thanks but I'll stick to my original plan.
Salut..
If it moves salute it. If it don't paint it.
Thanks for the link. Fell of my chair, what with the £ kind of expensive. So thanks but I'll stick to my original plan.
Salut..
If it moves salute it. If it don't paint it.