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Old 15-02-03, 18:18
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Default my 1/35 dio in progress...

just to show you my current project that will represent member of the Fusiliers mont-royal rgt with a sherman of the Sherbrooke fusiliers regiment in the street of Falaise.
still a work in progress....
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Old 15-02-03, 18:23
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the figures.....
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Old 15-02-03, 18:25
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the house (scratcbuilt)........
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Old 15-02-03, 18:28
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interior of the house.........
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Old 15-02-03, 18:31
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Default my reference pic.....

this is the pic i use for reference and can give you an idea of what the final product will look like.........
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Old 24-02-03, 14:02
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nice dio love the house!!!! nice work
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Old 24-02-03, 21:28
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Thumbs up Sherbrooke Fusiliers

Bonjour Luc
Moi-meme je va faire un copie de le Sherman "Bomb" quand je recu le kit de Tamiya.J'ai les decals pour le regiment et presentment,j'attend le kit .J'achete une plume"map making" pour met le nom sur le char blinde.Je reste au Greenfield Park,un heure de chez vous mais je ne fait pas des diaramas.
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Good day ay!As a coincidence,I'm building a copy of the tank "Bomb"I have the regimental decals & am buying a map making pen to write the name on the side plus the C111 on the front lower armour.Not transcribed
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If you take a C-15CWT Italeri,The roof has to be glued on plus the doors.But if left off,plus sprue for the back deck,a passable Indian Portee can be had:
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Old 26-02-03, 23:38
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hi gary,
do you have some pic of your work??You said you live in greenfield park?? it is not far from drummondville!Did you go to the PASSION-MODELISME show last january in longueuil?? I was there!! I have also start a military modeler club not long ago dedicated only to military miniature fan.It's called SENTINELLE.I will also be at the show of the QUEBEC HISTORICAL MODELING SOCIETY held on may 3rd 2003.
Maybe will see you there!!
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Old 27-02-03, 15:41
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Where is it being held?Sorry,no photos.No equipment to make them.Warzone advise sending my sherman kit(Tamiya TM35122 late production WW2).Very hard to get.Will receive it Friday.Wil yoy have the diorama at the May 03 shoW?
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Old 28-02-03, 01:06
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hi gary,
this is the adress for the may show:
1215 Chanoine-Morel avenue
Sillery, Quebec, quebec

that is in the basement of St-Charles-Garnier church.

Yes i will bring my diorama even if it is not finnish...

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Old 28-02-03, 03:16
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Hi Guys,

I'm the IPMS Ottawa newsletter editor and I was wondering what show you are referring to? If you could post some details I'll have them in the next issue.

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Old 28-02-03, 18:49
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Hi - I'm a new member - Although British I am interested in Canadian military vehicles ( My wife's cousin in Victoria is a Royal Canadian Artillery veteran of WW2)
Following this thread I thought you may like to see a pic of my CMP 15cwt modified from an Italeri gun tractor, I've also modified one to a long wheelbase 6pdr anti-tank portee.
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Old 28-02-03, 23:12
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hi david,
is-it possible to have some details on how you did this conversion?? Very nice work!!
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Old 01-03-03, 01:42
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Hi Luc. It's not that easy to actually describe it. In the Italeri gun tractor kit you also get the parts for the truck cab, just leave off the roof and either leave out the doors like I did or cut them down, also cut down the cab rear.
The body is built from plastic card ( from most hobby shops) cut using a set of drawings copied from an official manual that shows all the body types. This is then just glued onto the chassis .

Here's the long wheelbase portee
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Luc, just for your info I've scanned the doc. that gave me the body info. It came originally from an official manual so I hope I'm not breaking copyright by attaching it here; if so I appologise to whoever . Many of the restorers using this site probably have more info than I have.
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Old 01-03-03, 10:25
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Dave..
Which manual is this scan taken from??
Do you have the original and could you scan the cover and manual designation ##??
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I Have never seen this manual..
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Old 01-03-03, 10:55
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Hi Alex, I don't have the original manual - I have about 5 pages for CMP body stiles and 2pdr/6pdr portees that were sent to me in response to a request for information. I beleive that they were sent by a small model manufacturer.

If you care to send me your email address then I'll forward the pages that I have.
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david ,
i have seen these drawings before on the web but i didn't print them at the time (....).I was trying to find them again with no chance.Can you send them to me via e-mail??
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Old 01-03-03, 15:15
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Dave;

What are the markings you've used on this vehicle, from the picture it's hard to pick out the true colours?

this model:

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Old 01-03-03, 16:57
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Luc,just received my Tamiya Friday.Holy Geez.Carumba,there are four bags of parts.There must be over a thousand.The quality is very good.Starting today,samedi,you may not hear from me for months,or till my wife tells me to stop.Have to go now & work on "BOMB
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Old 01-03-03, 18:36
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Mark, The truck is in the markings of Princess Louises' Dragoon Guards. It was in a pretty grotty photo, and I'm afraid that I've only assumed that it belonged to the same unit as the rest of the ones in the pic.

I try and complete each model in diferent unit markings so that I end up with a good representation of the formations present in WW2. My quad & 25pdr are in the markings of 15th Field Regt. RCA, 4th Armoured Div ( my Wifes' cousins' unit), and my Staghound in the markings of the Manitoba Dragoons when serving with Canadian 2nd Corps (this model is featured on Accurate Armours web-site)
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Mark,
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Luc, just for your info I've scanned the doc. that gave me the body info. It came originally from an official manual so I hope I'm not breaking copyright by attaching it here; if so I appologise to whoever . Many of the restorers using this site probably have more info than I have.
Dave, Colin Macgregor Stevens has the very same scan at his site - see http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/cmp_canad...y_pattern.htm. It originates from Vol.2 of Bill Gregg's books.
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Thanks Dave, I could not make out the AoS, that's why I asked.
Great models by the way!!

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Old 03-03-03, 03:28
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I've been working on "Bomb" for two & a half days now.All assemblies,turret,hull & undercarriage complete & prepped for painting.I looked thru the paint selections & "voila",found the closest color for dark olive drab,which I previously painted a Bristol Beaufighter a few years back.The color is
Humbrol extra dark sea grey item#HX6_enamel.The color is actuaally dark green & it matches closely to Canadiaan army WW2 vehicle
color requirements.It is much darker than say Testor's OD.Anyone else out there aware of this Color?.Now going after a jeep.universal carrier & FAT plus limber & 25 pounder.I'm on a roll.Only problem is I can't see too well after all the tiny parts,even with modeler magnifying glasses.
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Old 03-03-03, 04:17
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hey gary,
did you take some time for eating???hehehe.Don't know that color.It's discontinued i think.I have the humbrol color chart wich show all the color available and can't see that reference number.
good project on the workbench! For my part i have received friday the conversion set from accurate armour to build a turretless recce stuart, all in resin.Can't wait to start the project....
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I looked thru the paint selections & "voila",found the closest color for dark olive drab,which I previously painted a Bristol Beaufighter a few years back.The color is Humbrol extra dark sea grey item#HX6_enamel.The color is actuaally dark green & it matches closely to Canadiaan army WW2 vehicle color requirements.It is much darker than say Testor's OD.Anyone else out there aware of this Color?
Garry,

Being of US manufacture, the Sherman tank was painted US Olive Drab. US vehicles were not repainted for Commonwealth service, except after going through a major rebuild.

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Old 05-03-03, 02:36
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Hanno,Gone with O.D.green per your thread.Question?My ultra cast decal sheet has two recognition white stars inside the circle.In action where would "Bomb" have them displayed.The photo in Dr.Greggs' book is post war without the stars.Where do I put them.I'm building the sherman in service,thereby they wud presumably be on the top of the turret to the left of the commander's hatch & on the rear deck but this would have been cluttered with personaal baggage & supplies.By the way,my C-15 CMP is on the same table undergoing female induced repairs.I was thinking of inking "HANNO"on the front bumper cause you have the REAL CMP.
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Old 05-03-03, 02:44
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I see you are using Canadian made troopers for your diarama.Are they as good a the write up about them?If I had your talent,I'd quit my day job
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Old 05-03-03, 03:25
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Gary, a shot of The Bomb in 1945, post war in Holland.
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