Recent content by Frédéric GARNIER

Thanks ! Also interresting is that small tube at the rear (exhaust pipe?) with means thermic engine remote controled !:shock: ... in 1940 ! I'm really impressed ! By the way, "concrete" in french is "béton" like in german (in "betongranate") :) Any idea for the purpose of that square...

... But I'm not sure that I correctly translate; the chassis was made of ..CONCRETE ???:shock: And secondly I don't understand the real purpose of the machine... "mine clearing" : concrete chassis (let's admit..) but with such ridiculous tracks ? "explosive carrier" : delivering charge from...

finaly I cutted out these side boxes... SO, 4 hulls finised, 8 turret produced, 2 hulls transformed in Sfl. "Sturer Emil" 1 (for sure now!) used as training vehicle. So 1 hull remains.. Maybe the one on your pictures used as bulldozer ? VK 30.01 (H) air inlets...

Note windshield instead of armored visor ! 8) Thanks to Chris Just who shared his picture, at least one VK 30.01 (H) received a turret : http://monsite.orange.fr/rubberarmor/images/1-picture3.jpg It is supposed to be a training vehicle (final use of many prototypes...) but no info about date...

Now, its obvious that blueprints are wrong ! Thanks a lot ! But I suppose that Mr Doyle had any reference to draw that ... What is it supposed to be if not air intakes ??? Moveable part such as toolbox? On your 3rd pix, there are some kind of side opened doors on top of engine plate... Witch...

Hi every one, I'm new on this site, visiting for long but logged in at last ! :D I have a question about the VK 30.01 (H) - for Henschel - recently released by Trumpeter... They have figured some kind of "air inlets" on both sides of hull, next to engine doors. This model seems to be...