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  • minitnkr
    Charter Rabble member
    • Apr 2018
    • 7504
    • Paul
    • Dayton, OH USA

    #1

    1/87 Scale Ordnance Battalion Maintenance Platoon

    Wespe 4ton wrecker, & modified ROCO vehicles & figs representing Ord. Bat., Maint. Co., Automotive Pltn., HQ Section, on the move in WWII western Europe.

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  • adt70hk
    SMF Supporters
    • Sep 2019
    • 10400

    #2
    Yet again, great work Paul. Have you got any idea how many kits you have given the range and number of different units I have seen you do?

    Keep it up.

    ATB.

    Andrew

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    • Lee Drennen
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 7710

      #3
      Awesome Paul I like the dio. I especially liked the last pic looks like the sun is setting

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      • JR
        • May 2015
        • 18273

        #4
        Originally posted by Lee Drennen
        Awesome Paul I like the dio. I especially liked the last pic looks like the sun is setting
        Agree Lee, great work by Paul .

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        • Mickc1440
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 4775

          #5
          That's great work Paul

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          • minitnkr
            Charter Rabble member
            • Apr 2018
            • 7504
            • Paul
            • Dayton, OH USA

            #6
            Thank you gentlemen. The original goal back in the 60s was to represent the US & German units, at a platoon level, involved in the actions at Dornot & Arnaville during Sept., 44 where a favorite uncle was decorated. Once I visited the site it became clear I wouldn't be able to diorama the battle of "little Omaha" at Dornot. Things obviously got out of hand once I retired as the subjects grew to include modern US & German BW. I've never counted the individual models, but there are hundreds as they grew to company level at times.

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