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blog:military:models_fuel_truck [2025/12/12 18:24] – [Academy German Fuel Truck and Schwimmwagen 1/72 kit] johnblog:military:models_fuel_truck [2025/12/26 11:38] (current) – [In Progress Images] john
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-This vehicle set was bought to be used as part of my [[:blog:models:luftwaffe_display|WWII German airfield diorama]].+This vehicle set was bought to be used as part of my [[:blog:models:luftwaffe_display|WWII German airfield diorama]]. The fuel truck will be refuelling one of the parked fighters, whilst the car will be entering the airfield via the checkpoint.
  
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 +**[December 2025]** Started building the basic sub-components. It's a fairly simple kit to go together - though I deviated from the instructions by leaving out the glass panels for the cab; these can only be installed before the top of the cab is added, so would make masking a pain. Instead I'll paint the entire truck first, then glue the windows in and then attach the top of the cab.
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 +The rear doors are glued open, since the truck will be refuelling aircraft in the display.
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 +I decided **not** to use the included //schwimmwagen//, as it just looked far too small next to any of the 1:72 figures that would be displayed around or //in// it. It seems more like a 1:87 part... there is **no way** any of the seated 1:72 figures I have will fit in it.
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 +**[December 26th 2025]** Assembled and painted, but not yet detailed or weathered:
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 ==== Finished Images ==== ==== Finished Images ====
  
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