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thorst


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Hello,

 

I'm looking for a modelling-suitable source of information (drawings and/or detailed specifications) of the TOG II* tank as seen in

Bovington.

Does someone here know a book or webpage which could help to model this tank?

From all I read about it until now, it is closely related to the ideas and the men of the WWI-tanks, so I hope you don't feel my post

to be inappropriate for this forum, otherwise please feel free to delete the thread.

 

Thank you in advance!

 

Best regards,

Thorsten



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Roger Todd


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Fine Scale Modeller had an article accompanied by excellent drawings way back in 1990. Some years ago I scanned the lot. As some scans are too large to post here and I don't want to shrink them as this means losing detail, I've uploaded the lot to WeTransfer from which you can download them (as a zipfile) using this link, which will stay active for a week:

http://we.tl/sn8wxSXRtL

Good luck and let us know how you get on!



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I forgot - there's also an interesting but not totally relevant (as it shows an earlier scheme for the tank which didn't make it into the vehicle as finally built) photo I scanned from a book (possibly David Fletcher's on inter-war tanks) a while ago which I've attached below.



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TinCanTadpole


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Do you have a particular scale in mind? A quick web search indicates something called "Flames of War", which I think may be a war game in 15mm scale; they seem to have a TOG II model.

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Roger, that photo is very interesting; I've read that sponsons were intended, but have never seen what shape was planned - have you seen any pics for the sponsons on TOG 1?

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Roger Todd


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Sadly, no, I reckon in all my life I've seen only three photos of TOG 1, and all show it with a large rectangular hole in the side, and I've never seen any design drawings or scale plans.



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thorst


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Roger Todd,

thank you very much, this is most useful!

I only wanted to start collecting references for this tank, the model is not yet more specified.
But it will most probably be in 1/35, either a plastic scratch built or a card model kit. Sadly, this
tank is really under-represented, as are most WWI and prototype tanks, in my opinion, so
references are really hard to find.

Best regards,
Thorsten

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Roger Todd


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1/35 scale? Cor, what a monster!

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www.flamesofwar.com/Portals/0/all_images/Productspotlight/British/MM01-05.jpg

www.flamesofwar.com/hobby.aspx

It's in 15mm/1/100th scale.



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Be very much obliged if you could repost that link for those TOG drawings so I can check them over. The vehicle at Bovington got hacked around a bit and lots of the images online do not tally with contemporary photographs.



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I've uploaded the scans to 4shared now:

http://www.4shared.com/folder/CKICsT_9/TOG_II.html



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