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Would any of the propane tanks be German WW2 vintage? Tamiya has some acetylene tanks in one of its repair sets, but these look very nice.

I don't think so, those collars were not present on propane bottles when I was a kid so I doubt that they would have been there during WW II. / Robin

No, unfortunately for you Bill, the tanks are all modern-day stuff. If you check around on line, you could probably find a few WWII-vintage German tanks of various types that may serve your purposes. CYBERHOBBY/DRAGON made some 38(t)-based s.IG.33 Munitionsschlepper (Holzgas) kits some years ago; if you have one of those laying around, you may be able to do something with those tanks..?

Just curious, are there any comments on the trailer? Wayne

If you ask me Wayne the trailer is spot on and a must have! (Sorry I don't have any shots with the tarp off to show the framing.) All photos Mike Koenig - Victory Museum - Auburn, Indiana.

All photos Mike Koenig - Phillip Huffman Vehicle

Mike, I am afraid that preparing one news for each item released is too much work, at least for me. Keep in mind that Aber, Black Dog or Duplicata, to name a few, often launch six, eight or more products at once so one news per item is impractical. And the title length is limited so I can not write everything there. I can not see any way to improve this, do you?

Okay, I absolutely LOVE that tire cage. I saw one save a man's life once back in my Army days - guy was airing up a tire off a 5-ton truck and it exploded in the cage. Cage was dented, everyone around was deafened but nobody was hurt.