RE: [GZG] Converting WW2 to Sc-fi (was re: Brian's questions)

Alan,

I found that on some tanks, my Airfix t-34s, you can mount the track
wheel mounts in reverse and it forms a solid side wall.  Then, all you
have to do is find a way to cover the empty ends.  Heck, on some, like
the T-34 again, there is even a space that might make a cool intake on
the front if properly vented over.

My wife is a diabetic and the cylindrical caps to her syringes can fill
the track areas on some of the larger tanks.  This is what I plan on
doing with my LeClerc grav tank conversions.  I am PSBing them and grav
emitters.

Eli

-----Original Message-----
From: gzg-l-bounces@lists.csua.berkeley.edu
[mailto:gzg-l-bounces@lists.csua.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Allan
Goodall
How are folks doing hovertank conversions? I've done some in the past,
mostly by cutting styrene sheets to cover up the spaces where the
tracks once stood. Unfortunately it's somewhat time consuming. Can
anyone offer any advice?

(What I'd really like to do is to find some way of copying my old
Traveller grav tanks. I have three, and a grav APC. I'd buy more in an
instant but they are almost impossible to find.)

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