Yes, the intent is a command/communications post. Lots of radios and phones inside. I hope to find a German switchboard and I am planning a fully extended telescoping antenna mounted at the rear of the bus.



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was the trailer for a generator?

oh boy . . . I can see the red long-johns with the trap door blowing in the breeze!

hmmm photo didn't "quote" - but in reference to the bus interior & chassis above.


is the body removable on the finished model? or is this an "under construction" photo?


if I am putting an interior, I like the roof not to be permanently attached. maybe use some magnets?

You are correct; that is a generator.

The bus is still a work in progress but the body MAY remain removable when finished. Not 100% sure that will be possible but maybe. The body on the Blitz Bus fits tight enough magnets will probably not be necessary.



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You're right I will work on adding a dog!

Mike,

Plus Model #440 is a US telephone switchboard set:
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/plusmodel-440-us-telephone-switchboard--352756
You might use it-with slight modifications-to represent a German switchboard.

Info about German Line Communication equipment(pictures and explanation in a pdf. file) can be found here:
http://www.rkk-museum.ru/vitr_all/exhibits/docs/FS_KKL.pdf

I think a "Feldklappenschrank OB 17 zu 10 Leitungen" will fit well inside the HQ Blitz KOM,

Thanks Angel, I very much like the Switchboard with the attached rotary dial!
I will be on the lookout for that Plus Models kit.

I kick myself in that a number of years ago I could have had a US Field Switchboard FOR FREE and I passed on it. What was I thinking?

Chevrolet house-truck/caravan, New Zealand, 1927 :



H.P.

very nice. looks as if it's been there for a while.

Don't forget to add a cat A rabit cot of chicken coop pops also to mind...