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21-06-09, 06:14
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I have a book here with just about every German tank etc they had. And I remember seeing some captured carriers with the rear sides removed and a platform on either side of the engine box and soldiers sitting on the plaform with their legs hanging dow the sides and the name given was a schlepper. I'll see if I can find it was packed before we move to the house here so may be awhile finding the book
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21-06-09, 10:49
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Harold
Maybe its a real "Bren". Most were lost at(or before) Dunkirk.
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21-06-09, 14:10
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as per Lynns comments they put lots into service for the sheer versatility of the vehicle. Nigel Watsons Vol 1 of the carrier book has numerous pictures of carriers being used by germans.
here are some pics for you that i had (for idea's) you already had one so i posted the others instead, first one is a line of captured carriers (the german cammo looks so much better in my opinion)  here is a wasp if you want to stay allied forces  and finally to be very different here is a 2 pounder tank hunter (as per Kevin Powles build) 
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21-06-09, 20:19
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bren carrier
here is a tank hunter
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