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Display for ww2 german ELAZ fuzes
- Thread starter waffenamt
- Start date
Thats the sort of thing i imagined.Waff I think you should buy the bombs and display them in those Carlins got a 50kg german bomb for sale for ONLY 1200 If I was filthy rich I would buy it off him.
Right then seriously how about a two step shelf that has shallow holes drilled to the diameter of the fuses on the lower step and you can display the bakelite cases behind the fuze on the higher step if you dont understand me I will try and draw a piccy on computer and upload for ya
Right then seriously how about a two step shelf that has shallow holes drilled to the diameter of the fuses on the lower step and you can display the bakelite cases behind the fuze on the higher step if you dont understand me I will try and draw a piccy on computer and upload for ya
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Fuzeman
Guest
Hi Waff
The best way to display bomb fuzes is an idea i had friom a book called Bombs and Boobytraps by Captain H j Hunt on page 17 is the picture of his training room on the shelf is this rack that i have reproduced,
It looks like 1 flat sheet of pine or similar wood with 6 inch high end pieces then holes 52mm in diameter are drilled into the top piece the fuzes hang down .
Confused then please cotact me and i will try to reproduce the items i have here.
Regards
Steve
The best way to display bomb fuzes is an idea i had friom a book called Bombs and Boobytraps by Captain H j Hunt on page 17 is the picture of his training room on the shelf is this rack that i have reproduced,
It looks like 1 flat sheet of pine or similar wood with 6 inch high end pieces then holes 52mm in diameter are drilled into the top piece the fuzes hang down .
Confused then please cotact me and i will try to reproduce the items i have here.
Regards
Steve
waffenamt
Well-Known Member
Thank you Steve,
I think that sounds the way to go,but i may construct mine in perspex if possible.
I can get hold of more of those perspex gun-racks i have for my MG and then attach the sheet straight across.
perspex is made in my home town,so thats the supply sorted!
thank you gents for your inputs on this project.
best
waff
I think that sounds the way to go,but i may construct mine in perspex if possible.
I can get hold of more of those perspex gun-racks i have for my MG and then attach the sheet straight across.
perspex is made in my home town,so thats the supply sorted!
thank you gents for your inputs on this project.
best
waff