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baldwin


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Has anyone any info on the above.They were originally built for the Boer War,introduced in 1899 but served till the end of WW1. They were also called Bristol wagons.

 

 



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But what kind of tank is that Barry?
Mike

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Check out http://scratchbuiltarmour.blogspot.com.au/.  Have attached a drawing from my collection of WW1 British images that give you a general idea what a GS wagon looks like.

Bosun Al



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CharlieC


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There's a walkaround of a GS Wagon Mark X at: http://www.ammsbrisbane.com/home.html?L0=6&L1=0&L2=12

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Charlie



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I think Barry is after the Mk I GS wagon as the thread title says, W^D having already released a Mk X
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could really do with a model in 1/35, instead  of duplicate(although much improved ) kits of British tanks.



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Mainly interested in narrow gauge railways, currently working a number of WW1 projects in 1/35 scale , website http://www.rue-d-etropal.com/

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I agree with that last sentiment

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