The real deal.
Oshkosh Defence M1074A1 PLS.
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The ammo pallets look really nice. Can they, or more preferably the .stl files for them, be bought anywhere?
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Are they powder canisters? If so it is usually a 1:1 for rounds to canisters.
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I think the middle ones (big stack with triangular cover) are powder canisters.
The front 4 pallets are 120mm Abrams ammo.
And then the shells, with some empty pallets next to them.
Already got a new print ready to go:
Every ammo type I could find in 155mm and 120mm used by the US.
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You would not usually see 120mm mixed with 155mm. I would go with either a full load of 120mm, or a full load of a mix of 155mm rounds and power canisters.
Also, since the USMC no longer has tanks, I don’t think you would see the 120mm ammo on an LVSR.
Where can I get the file?
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First I need to test print some other parts.
I’ll keep the forum up to date how these are going to come on the market.
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In 1/35? Yes please!
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The HEMTT is a standard M977A2 minus the crane. Easy to make with either Italeri’s mediocre kit, or add the Italeri bed parts to Trumpeter’s M1120 LHS frame. You would just need the generator/power units.
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Anyone know the release date of the Trup Hobby boss M1075
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I know what you’re saying Gino and it would make a nice project. However, my first prize would be a complete EPP conversion set for the Trump LHS kit (thinking Petition to God, HobbyLink or similar) featuring the bed, gensets, cable reels et al.
That, IMHO would be a great addition to the dozens (or even hundreds?) of Patriot /radar trailer/ HEMTT sets already built or in stashes out there.
Just my two cents worth. 
James Lee, are you on the ‘net?
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The M7 Forward Repair System (FRS) is also a very interesting subject to complement a HEMTT or PLS in my opinion.
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I did a full walk around with measurements of one at Fort Carson several years ago. None of the big players were interested. Someone on here scratch built one. Hans Hermann perhaps.
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Older than when I got in, but not by much. Early WWII.
https://www.med-dept.com/articles/history-development-of-the-carlisle-bandage/
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Better not use it then?
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Hello Nurse!
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