I've joined a museum and they have quite a bit of WWII stuff on display/in storage and am trying to get it organized. One thing they have are a few cloverleaf ends. I'd like to get them displayed as a whole unit, but not sure if they want to go original condition or restored. Only thing lacking are the tubes. If they want to go original, I can get those. If they want to go restored, I was wondering if anyone here sells the tubes (don't need the endcaps!) or could suggest a cheap alternative? It's basically just for looks only, doesn't have to be real accurate but would like the sealing tape with it. Maybe they'll do 1 original, 1 "from factory".
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Re: 75/81mm fibre tubes
Rick,
I 100% make and sell the tubes. The nicest WWII replica asphalt wrapped, 75mm Gun, 75mm Howitzer, and 81mm Mortar fiber tubes. Made to WWII factory blueprints. $35 each or 3/$100. With or without tapes, correctly stamped and stenciled end caps.
I 100% make and sell the tubes. The nicest WWII replica asphalt wrapped, 75mm Gun, 75mm Howitzer, and 81mm Mortar fiber tubes. Made to WWII factory blueprints. $35 each or 3/$100. With or without tapes, correctly stamped and stenciled end caps.
Thanks,
Van
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Re: 75/81mm fibre tubes
Thanks, Van. I'll let them know.
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Here is what the ones I make look like (my photo):
Thanks,
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"If the DUKW was introduced in 1944 it would have been called a FUKW."
45 GMC DUKW (105mm)
42 Ford GPW
44 Willys MB
44 Clark CA-1
43 Studebaker T-24
42 Harley WLA
44 Cushman 53
42 Willys MBT
44 Columbia F-92L
43 Huffman G-519
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"If the DUKW was introduced in 1944 it would have been called a FUKW."
45 GMC DUKW (105mm)
42 Ford GPW
44 Willys MB
44 Clark CA-1
43 Studebaker T-24
42 Harley WLA
44 Cushman 53
42 Willys MBT
44 Columbia F-92L
43 Huffman G-519
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Re: 75/81mm fibre tubes
Quest Master wrote: ↑Wed Dec 21, 2022 2:31 pmRick,
I 100% make and sell the tubes. The nicest WWII replica asphalt wrapped, 75mm Gun, 75mm Howitzer, and 81mm Mortar fiber tubes. Made to WWII factory blueprints. $35 each or 3/$100. With or without tapes, correctly stamped and stenciled end caps.
I'm interested in some 75mm tubes, how can I order them?
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