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does anyone know if any pictures of the tracked 203mm Soviet Artillery piece? I've googled it, and all that comes up is photos of the model im trying to reference...
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lots of details here: SVSM Gallery :: Soviet B-4 203mm Howitzer Family

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Thanks for the speedy response!! Yeah, apparently Trumpeter models has decided to issue a 1:35 scale version of this piece, and while I could find plenty of film footage of it in action, there were really no good detail pics that I knew of. I'll bookmark that site for further reference!
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Maybe they'll bring out a model of the 280mm version

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