Dodge VK62B

http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/dodgehistory.htm

This is the "coached" version for airfield personnel transport (there was another version whose coach was not blended into the cab roof). I believe French used the standard Truck version a bunch before the fall of France. Then, Germans took over and continued to use them. I've seen British lash-ups for the desert war as well (extra fuel and water drums, cut down grills to improve cooling).

High polygon Nissen Hut coming along nicely ;)

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-H...senhut_001.jpg

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/...rber82/150.jpg

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/...arber82/mg.jpg

What about these?

I see only white square with red X. :(

Nice work!

@ Färber

Now I see the pics. Perhaps the proxy at work blocks the hosting site.

1st pic: This shows the 10,5cm leichte Feldhaubitze 18 ... considered medium or even light artillery by the name already. What I listed in my post were heavy artillery pieces.

2nd pic: This shows an anti-aircraft setup which was not that numerous to begin with. What I was talking about was the ordinary ground role for the MG, either as "light MG" without the tripod or as "heavy MG" with the tripod.

You may not see a reason for me being this detailed but I am a fan of military history and a plastic modeler so I do have a penchant for accuracy and details. ;)

I didnt see the .

Yea but at least its something...

An there is a chance that new German items will be added in the sequel. The British won't be that lucky and I'm afraid won't have any machine guns or artillery for the next years :(

A working windsock.

They were all left at dunkirk and taken by the Germans :-P