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Steve Reid
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 Re: Tasca Jumbo Stewart-
the Jumbo is a cool looking vehicle! This blog and some of the others I have seen lately are sparking an interest in The Battle of the Bulge for me.
Nice work!
Steve
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Matt Parvis
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Re: Tasca Jumbo Stewart, Nice work, those transfers look really good and they add a lot of personality to the Jumbo . Steve Reid wrote: Stewart-
the Jumbo is a cool looking vehicle! This blog and some of the others I have seen lately are sparking an interest in The Battle of the Bulge for me.
Nice work!
Steve Steve, I didn't know there were any T-34s at the Battle of the Bulge?   Matt ...and the picture of a T-34 in German service in the Ardennes will be posted in 5...4...3...2...
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: Tasca Jumbo I think he's still looking for one Matt! Vinnie
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Steve Reid
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Re: Tasca Jumbo Oh no here come the play ground bullies...  Vinnie and Matt- the boys from the wrong side of the Balkenkreuz! The Russains used Shermans boys. Surely you can look that up? Steve
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Philipp
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Re: Tasca Jumbo I'm fairly certain the T-34/76 that used to be at Aberdeen Proving Grounds was captured by the US Army in France. Close enough to the Ardennes Philipp
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Gary Boxall
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Re: Tasca Jumbo I was about to ask if any T34's were used in action on the Western Front?
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Steve Reid
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Re: Tasca Jumbo There was a German unit in Northern Italy using a lot of captured equipment.
I have a pic somewhere of a T-34/76 knocked out in Italy.
They were everywhere- but Shermans were even more widely spread.
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Rob Matthews
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Re: Tasca Jumbo Stewart - those decals look great Rob
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: Tasca Jumbo Getting there..!
Looks good, and I am quite jealous of those Yanks figures!
Do you know if they are available still?
Frerik
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Stewart McNair
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Re: Tasca Jumbo Rob, Frerik, thanks for you comments
Frerik, I bought the Yanks figures from Halifax modellers world via ebay, not sure if they are still available as Dave shows no stock on his website but I am sure a quick call or email will answer any questions as the service is always first class.
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