Regarding the static tanks in Krakow, I wonder if it would be feasible to replace the original powered traverse with a locally produced system. With much of the other internal equipment stripped out, the installation of an electric motor, a few belts, etc might make for a better option than cranking by hand. Smaller, fine adjustment would still be done manually though.
Since they're static, you could even run them on steam generated from the stove in the unit's HQ bunker a dozen metres away... In winter you're killing two birds with one stone - keeping the troops warm and powering the turret.
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12-17-2009, 09:41 PM
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