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Excellent work!

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Great additions! Keep it up!

Just an update to my ZILs.

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Nice pair of trucks, ABetterName! Thanks, Rhade and Eswube (you must be thinking in a book with your polish aircraft )!
Another Krupp heavy gun, but certainly not one of the real heavy ones: 21 cm Morser 10/16.

The first one is a Morser 10 with shorter barrel and depicted with shield as it was during the shelling (the shell shown is the APHE one) of the Liege forts at the begining of WWI. The second one is a Morser 16 without shield and with rubber tired steel wheels, for motor traction. It is shown as it was during 1942 summer, during the long Leningrad siege, with an ordinary HE shell for soft targets. Cheers.

EXCELLENT work Reytuerto my friend

Jolly Well Done old bean

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Great work Reytuerto!
But I'd say that the "Leningrad" one has it's wheels slightly square-ish.

Just a small work for fun.

I saw this on German television today.
Morlock-Motors Hummer Spezial


Yes, this is a real existing car.
http://www.morlock-motors.de/index.php?car=22223

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That is true, Eswube! That wheels are a mobility handicap for an already heavy gun! I will correct it (I have not noticed the squareish form ).
Well, the last year was the 100 th aniversary of the Dardanelles Campaign. The Krupp 150 mm L26 was not the most outstanding turkish coast defence gun in the Dardanelles fortified zone, but was important in protecting the minefields, as the artillery of at least 3 forts.

Cheers.

It looks a bit less square-ish.

Great additions.