I realised that I need a tow for the Pak 38. Otherwise it will never get to come onto the board in a lot of missions! In the cupboard was this nifty Kettenkrad from Rubicon. Problem solved.
I don’t think they are in the K-47 rule book, but in Bolt Action it is up to towing a medium anti-tank gun, so I’m including the option in my home brew Turkish list.
I really enjoyed assembling this little vehicle. It went together easily, despite some of the parts being tiny.
There are decals, but I can’t see them without a magnifying glass, so I’m not going there.
This kit includes a Goliath on a trailer. Very cool, even if there are no immediate plans to blow anything up with it.
The fez wearing passenger isn’t glued on, so with a simple swap I will be able to use it for German lists in Bolt Action too.
With a large Turkish force, I’m wondering if I need some Soviets now …
Faith&Steel 
Nicely done, Dave! 🙂 A good choice of prime mover for rugged terrain I think!
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I agree, I think it fits the theme nicely
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Nice tow. Always liked the idea of a kettenrad.
Cheers,
Pete.
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thanks Pete.
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Love Kettengrads. Great choice and multi-purpose drivers are an excellent idea. As for the Russians not sure. What about Vichy French or Australians/British from the Syrian campaign?
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That Syrian campaign beckons. Or maybe 1941 Iraq. I’ve also been thinking about a King’s African Rifles in Burma, and Chosin Reservoir. Marines in winter gear, that sounds like an interesting modelling opportunity. Argh! So many ideas
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Looks great and goes well with the rest of the crew!
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Thanks M. Thutmos. Nearly time for a group shot, I think
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I very much support this idea.
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