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Carlisle Tank Hunter (fiction) easy print by WindhamGraves
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 8 months ago
Easy to print "Carlisle" tank hunter (fiction), 1/100 scale, will want some greebling if scaled up.
Fiction fluff:
Carlisle tank hunter (British late WW2)
Armament: Twin 17 pndr main turret (anti tank) & howitzer rear turret (anti infantry and utility, sometimes you need more explosion than penetration)
Powertrain: 900hp naval multi-fuel steam turbine with hybrid electric drive. Engineered to make use of the progressively worse fuels available (bunker fuel etc.). Design/ painting note: the fans on top are cooling exhaust fans like those on a diesel electric locomotive.
Chassis: Modified Churchill components. 110 tons
Intent: Tank hunter that can operate independently & with a limited supply line.
This is a silly vehicle and much like the Maus would be a huge waste of resources compared to multiple smaller tanks. However, also like the Maus, I'm not going to let its lack of usefulness stop me :)
While I didn't add them, with the number of top hatches, you could add a bunch of pintle mounted machine guns. The mechanics' nests could also have mounted guns.
Scale by 1.56 for gaslands / hotwheels / 1/64
Scale by 1.786 for 28mm / 1/56
UPDATE 9/7/2020 19:00 CST: "turrets armor engine" file downloaded before this update is NOT printable. New file is fixed, apologies.
Fiction fluff:
Carlisle tank hunter (British late WW2)
Armament: Twin 17 pndr main turret (anti tank) & howitzer rear turret (anti infantry and utility, sometimes you need more explosion than penetration)
Powertrain: 900hp naval multi-fuel steam turbine with hybrid electric drive. Engineered to make use of the progressively worse fuels available (bunker fuel etc.). Design/ painting note: the fans on top are cooling exhaust fans like those on a diesel electric locomotive.
Chassis: Modified Churchill components. 110 tons
Intent: Tank hunter that can operate independently & with a limited supply line.
This is a silly vehicle and much like the Maus would be a huge waste of resources compared to multiple smaller tanks. However, also like the Maus, I'm not going to let its lack of usefulness stop me :)
While I didn't add them, with the number of top hatches, you could add a bunch of pintle mounted machine guns. The mechanics' nests could also have mounted guns.
Scale by 1.56 for gaslands / hotwheels / 1/64
Scale by 1.786 for 28mm / 1/56
UPDATE 9/7/2020 19:00 CST: "turrets armor engine" file downloaded before this update is NOT printable. New file is fixed, apologies.