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Hi, does anyone know if there are plans available for the German 'Big Bertha" Artillery piece.?

regards, Sandy



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Hello

the 42 cm Mörser or the Pariser Kanone ?

 

French Museum Invalides , Paris

 

Collection military studies , Koblenz.

 

 



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As far as I know there are no plans of the Big Bertha. They were probably destroyed years ago.

Regards,
Marc

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Hi Sandy,
Big Bertha, 42cm morser in 1/76th scale was printed in Military Modelling May 1975, try ebay that's wear I found my copy, if no joy PM me and I will try to get a copy over to you.

THE OLD LANCER

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Hiya,

You can have a try at these...

With kind regards,

-Arie.



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Hi, thanks all, for the ref to the Mag (just bought on ebay) and for the diagrams...

regards, Sandy

Time flies like an arrow.... fruit flies like a banana. Marx (graucho)

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Arie, You are my master!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thanks for these plans! They seem to be drawn from the Paris Army Museum model...? I have used them to make a SolidWorks version (3d model) of the Big Bertha, you can find renders on this forum. (Sorry, not sure how to link to an existing post?)

Cheers,
Steen



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