mark-iv female t-gewehr
por Julian Silvestri en Thingiverse
In 1918, the Germans modified several Beutepanzer tanks to mount, use, and dismount the T-Gewehr anti-tank rifle in the gun ports of the Mark IV. These ports could be quickly removed to accommodate a machine gun if they encountered infantry. I created five different mounting positions. The most...
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In 1918, the Germans modified several Beutepanzer tanks to mount, use, and dismount the T-Gewehr anti-tank rifle in the gun ports of the Mark IV. These ports could be quickly removed to accommodate a machine gun if they encountered infantry. I created five different mounting positions. The most realistic would be the one with only one rifle in the driver's cab, but considering it could be easily removed, it's also possible that it was sometimes mounted in the side positions. The fully equipped version is my own fictional invention, as it would be a waste of armament to have three rifles on a single tank. All information comes from Tanks Encyclopedia 1/200 scale
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