US WWII Combat Engineer Units

[minitnkr]

204E A Co. HQ Section.








C&Cs encouraged.

[Mini Me]

Awesome stuff Paul the heavy equipment trailer and the compressor truck are stand outs to me, you've done them really well. Is the dozer a GHQ model? :thumb2:

[JR]

So small yet the detail is brilliant, very enjoyable following Paul .

[Neil Merryweather]

Fabulous stuff Paul

[Andy the Sheep]

I always thought that moving an army is a nightmare for logisticians, and your diorama shows it perfectly.
Great modelling job Paul. :thumb2:

[minitnkr]

Thanks guys
I think not as it's resin Rick , maybe Wespe. I do have a GHQversion, butit is in metal, and I haven't mustered the courage to build it yet.
The General's biggest job, although some left it entirely to staff Andrea.

[minitnkr]

Working 204E 1st & 2nd Pltns. Some real wood joinery for JR.:smiling2:

[Andy the Sheep]

The General's biggest job, although some left it entirely to staff Andrea.

Because it's a specialist job while they are just... generals. :tongue-out3:

[scottie3158]

Excellent work mate, as already has been said magic in miniture. I did notice though the fith photo (#108) it looks like a wheel hub cover has come adrift.

[minitnkr]

Thanks guys.
Sharp eye Scottie, Prolly when I tapped the tire/wheel assy. onto the axle a little too aggressively. Will remedy, thank you.

[minitnkr]

204E Co. A Pltn. supply trucks getting ready for paint. These early ROCOs are pretty needy as they were not very accurate, but had good tires & were pretty cheap. I've used them as the US Army engineering multi-purpose GMCs along with the purpose built dump GMCs to populate my WWII US Combat Engineers.

[Mini Me]

Those are Damn fine Rigs Paul, their only real shortcoming as the front axle needs to be moved a smidge forward to center it under the front fender. Other than that, they are the bomb!!

[minitnkr]

That would have been the best solution Rick, but I've moved the cab & bed back as far as I can to at least alleviate the situation partially.

[minitnkr]

Here's a pic of the 1/87 GHQ dozer. Someday I'll take it on. Great detail.

[tigersteve]

Very impressive work!