Thomas gunn marder 11 (1 Viewer)

[Tiger131]

Really hoping for a winter version as well?

 

[Barkmann]

Really hoping for a winter version as well?

I know, me too, have you seen any which you prefer? I like the 2 below,

 

[egonzinc]

Serial number 119 has been the most popular order so far - for some reason!

The only image shown with a number is 119 and it looks nice.
I'm no expert on Marder II's, and how they were numbered in the various Panzerjager units. Uusally units go with ID numbers or the usual company/platoon/vehicle three digit numbers. But in a particular PJ unit, who knows!

 

[Tiger131]

I know, me too, have you seen any which you prefer? I like the 2 below,

Really like this with the canvas cover.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

I could see TG producing a few different versions (like DAK and/or winter) if this version sells well. Would love to see a winter version.
Let's keep our fingers crossed.

 

[Gunn Miniatures]

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Please note 6th June is the closing date for pre-orders, we are not making extra vehicles, if you are still waiting to place an order please let us know soon.
Thank you for your support we appreciate it, if you wish to contact us please email us at welcome@gunnclub.co.uk and we will get straight back to you!

Best wishes The Gunn Team

 

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[Gunn Miniatures]

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Dear All
Please see below pictures of some of our Marder crew figures, there will be a total of 8 x SPG crew figures now, including a 'Breakfast Club' set. The loader featured below will actually have a net covered helmet rather than chicken wire covering. There will be another loading figure with ammo shell to compliment this one, also a radio operator and a commander with binoculars.
Last but not least we have remade SS110 with 'Alfie' the TG dog and mascot being loaded onto the Marder, but to be honest he will look great with any tank, comes complete with his own army issue dog tags fitted to his collar! The crew figure waiting to take Alfie onboard is wearing a natty civilian tank top over his shirt in case you were wondering.

 

[Horus]

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Noticing the Jerry Can is the US version, just saying.

 

[wayne556517]

Brilliant idea and something fresh and new well done mate.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

I know they'll look even better in color, excellent!
Re. that Jerry Can, came across these:

1939
Ref: https://www.bellamysmilitaria.co.uk/

 

[Horus]

I know they'll look even better in color, excellent!
Re. that Jerry Can, came across these:

1939
Ref: https://www.bellamysmilitaria.co.uk/

Fair enough, learn something new everyday!

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Fair enough, learn something new everyday!

Me too, Steve. Had no idea that they used a similar can as the allies.

 

[Go for Broke]

Me too, Steve. Had no idea that they used a similar can as the allies.

Not real sure, but that's why they're called, "Jerry cans". The Americans copied the gas can from the Germans.

 

[Horus]

Not real sure, but that's why they're called, "Jerry cans". The Americans copied the gas can from the Germans.

Looking at figure, again The Jerry Can is indeed a US one with the G being for Gas (Petrol to us Brits) !

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Looking at figure, again The Jerry Can is indeed a US one with the G being for Gas (Petrol to us Brits) !

Hey Steve, I saw the G. I thought it stood for "German". {sm4}{sm4}{sm4}

 

[Horus]

Hey Steve, I saw the G. I thought it stood for "German". {sm4}{sm4}{sm4}

G for German {sm4}{sm4}{sm4}

Germans call Gas / Petrol , Benzin, so there's another letter for you, soon we'll have the whole Alphabet between us ! {sm4}