One for the Duke

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One for the Duke

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Mark, knowing your penchant for all things 1/72, and also for large artillery pieces, when I saw that Dragon was coming out with this, I thought of your immediately...

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... id=DRA7484

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I dont know how big in 1/72, but the old Renwall 1/32 kit was pretty impressive. Well over 12" long IIRC.
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Has some similarities with the German WWII railway gun K5...
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Perhaps, Thomas, but this one was NUCLEAR!
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That´s the negative point on this U.S. weapon: you still could walk and live on where the K5 had previously fired at...
Not so with this atomic gun. Yes, the enemy is dust, but you also could not go to where you fired at. What a victory... :headbang:
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ashes to ashes, dust to dust. . . we hate to nuke you mr. enemy, but we must, we must! Hey no one said it was a great idea.
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Wow, here it is a month later and I finally see this! Yes Carlos, that is on my Christmas list of kits to get! I can't wait!
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Interesting! Tactical nuclear weapons where an very radical solution. And fortunately never used
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