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03 Jan 2026 10:52 p.m. PST
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CHRIS DODSON03 Jan 2026 11:42 a.m. PST

Austrian cassions

My very good friend Thomas Mischak kindly supplied me with some Art Miniturian Austrian limbers.

I built up the rigging as per usual and harnessed them up.

Once again the elements can separate for use on my sand table.

The drivers are plastic sculpts with Hat Corsehut head swaps.

The officer is a Franznap Train artillery chap.

The camera has highlighted a few required remedial touch ups but overall I think they look the part.

I probably will use modified Hat Austrian wagons for furtherlimbers in order to save on costs.

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Lots to do.

Chris

14Bore Supporting Member of TMP03 Jan 2026 1:09 p.m. PST

Fantastic job on them

Personal logo deadhead Supporting Member of TMP05 Jan 2026 6:41 a.m. PST

I can only add how much Thomas Mischak has sent me to help with the Waterlo in 20mm project, plus his tip about acrylic paint pens. I had no idea such existed or then how useful they could prove.

Great conversion of the drivers also

Erzherzog Johann07 Jan 2026 7:40 p.m. PST

There will be stls of Austrian limbers about that you could print too.

Cheers,
John

CHRIS DODSON08 Jan 2026 2:19 a.m. PST

Hi John.

Thank you for that.

The limbers are conversions and present no problem.

The Art Miniturian cassions are expensive but I think I can sort them out with conversions.

Best wishes,

Chris

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