American WWII M7 Priest self propelled guns and the rest of the battalion.
It takes a lot of ammo trucks to keep these guns supplied.
I got a few of them right here.
Armored infantry battalion, mostly Roco M3A1 halftracks.
Many have the 37mm anti-tank gun. Not that great for tanks in WWII but pretty good against everything else.
Many of these are loaded down with ladders, boxes, crates and other junk.
It takes a lot of supplies to keep an army moving.
That's true post war also, here a modern towed 155 howitzer unit, with a few MLRS in the background in resin.
This group included Fidelis Models supplies, Roco vehicles, Hot Wheels, some generic toys and some long out of production resin kits.
6 comments:
Blimey, what a haul. I'm jealous. Thanks for the viewing.
I have nearly as many awaiting repair
Where did those bright green fast attack vehicles (8th picture down) come from?? Very cool!
Thank you Service Ration.
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I feel your pain Philip. Last year I spent months repairing T34 tanks. I cast resin hatches, and bow machine guns, and fuel tanks to replace lost parts. It was worth it, they are much better now!
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shotgun6 you have a clever eye. Those are GI Joe toys, I think they were a Happy Meal or some other strange item. They are well over 10 years old.
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