Reply With QuoteWow, just WOW...Originally Posted by Mrfuze
Hello there,
here are 2 cutaways I made in the last weeks.
1) T 1200 E1 combination mine fuze, issued in the 50's (tilt rod is missing)
2) Mech. time fuze type Waltham MK I, used in AA-shells in WW I.
(It was the first regular issued clockwork fuze made by the Waltham clock manufacturer)
Enjoy the imaages!
Mrfuze, USA
I am impressed
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New cutaways from Mr.Fuze, 1, Oct. 2010
Hello there,
here are 2 cutaways I made in the last weeks.
1) T 1200 E1 combination mine fuze, issued in the 50's (tilt rod is missing)
2) Mech. time fuze type Waltham MK I, used in AA-shells in WW I.
(It was the first regular issued clockwork fuze made by the Waltham clock manufacturer)
Enjoy the imaages!
Mrfuze, USA
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Again great fuzes Mrfuze, do you have any photos of your sectioned fuze collection as a whole? I should imagine that your collection looks very impressive.
DarrenAlways looking for new fuzes to add to my collection - complete or cutaway examples.
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Hi Darren, no I don't have them together as a picture but I am planning to get a glass showcase and put them all together, but this will be next year. I have approx. 300 of the cutaways by now so it takes a lot of space for it.
Mrfuze, USA
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That's a huge collection! I look forward to seeing the full collection sometime in the future. Originally Posted by Mrfuze
DarrenAlways looking for new fuzes to add to my collection - complete or cutaway examples.
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Hi Very nice
i have done a couple and it is a lot of work to get them looking nice.
Andy
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Impressive - but it would be helpful to know the origine - british ???
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BEAUTIFUL work Erhard! Of course, I especially like the Waltham Mk.1.
Best regards,
Randall
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Sorry I also forgot:
Both the T 1200 E1 and the MK I are US made.
Mrfuze, USA
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Thank you - very carefully done
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