Famo Rubenzahl mit Sd.Ah. 35 | Armorama™

Jacek Bołochowski and his stunning work on his diorama Famo Rubenzahl mit Sd.Ah. 35 if you look carefully through the pictures I am sure you will pick up weathering tips, Jacek scratch-built a lot of this but it is now available link under the first picture where you can buy it in a paper model kit, however, I don't think will be too long before it makes an appearance as a 3-D printed version


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Man that sure is a big BBQ smoker. No wonder they needed a tractor.

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Must be heading to the local BBQ competition.

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Actually I think that is a “Bread Kneading Machine” from a German Bakery Unit.
(Ask Angel - he will know!)

Interesting lite weight subject to be pulled by a crawler tractor.

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The correct name, in case anyone wants to search for information, is : Rübezahl.
http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Homepage_english/Motor_Vehicles/Germany/FAMO/FAMO_Rubezahl/famo_rubezahl.html

In folklore: Rübezahl - Wikipedia

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http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Homepage_english/Trailers/Special_trailers/Sd__Ah__35/sd__ah__35.html
bread dough mixer …

There should probably be a
http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Homepage_english/Trailers/Special_trailers/Sd__Ah__105/sd__ah__105.html
in the vicinity

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Awefull diorama!

AMOF- the Teigknetanhänger (1 achs.)/Sd. Ah. 35 was not so heavy to need a crawler like FAMO Rübezahl(6 t. towing capacity) for towing- it weighted only 1100 kg and was built on a standard one axle trailer.
It ran on direct current, provided by the Maschinen-Satz 220V, 6,5 KW:
http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Homepage_english/Trailers/one-axle_trailers/Maschinensatz_220_V_6_5_kW/maschinensatz_220_v_6_5_kw.html

Sd.Anh.35 was used in the Bäckerei/Bread Baking companies of the Wehrmacht, usualy providing enough dough for the operation of 5 Backanhänger(Sd.Anh.106):

HTH,
Cheers,
Angel

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Angel has scratch built both of these trailers in 1/35th. Very nice!