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**Luis Bren** · 11-22-2013 11:04 AM

Fellows

Another Project to put on my British icon

Airborne Jeep is make a Dummy PIAT!

Tombear send me some interesting information but i need measuments!

Is there any blueprint or drawing with measures ?

Maybe I can draw some up with basic measures such as diameters and total body length and accessories.

Belgium

Manual HÃ©t ABL-History Forum Toon onderwerp - Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank (PIAT), 1949

Why two monopod style?

Thanks in advance!

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**Peter Laidler** · 11-22-2013 06:31 PM

Later monopod. Ease of manufacture and I think that it folded back or forwards but yours as shown clearly doesn't fold. Notice that the little tray thing at the top right of the stripped-down picture is the loading tray for the inert smaller diameter training round

**Luis Bren** · 11-22-2013 07:09 PM

Hi Peter

The sling and swivel are the same as smle n°4?

**RCEMERalf** · 11-25-2013 07:49 PM

This is my Piat. 6 3/4 in OL. about 0.6 oz. 21st Century Toys, cr 2005.

**Luis Bren** · 11-25-2013 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by RCEMERalf

This is my Piat. 6 3/4 in OL

Is 1/6 scaled?

**Luis Bren** · 11-25-2013 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by Peter Laidler

Notice that the little tray thing at the top right of the stripped-down picture is the loading tray for the inert smaller diameter training round

**RCEMERalf** · 11-25-2013 09:50 PM

Luis, looks like 1/6 scale or close to it based on Ol of 6 3/8 in. to 39in. There isn't a museum here that would have one. I could measure the model with a digital metric caliper if that might be useful. More pictures.

**Luis Bren** · 11-26-2013 11:11 AM

Thank you very much for your time and shows upload photographs!
I think it will be a good way to find measures using these scale models!
I'll take my old drawing board and slide rule and to work!
Regards!

**kosmolinekid** · 11-30-2013 02:59 PM

The above photo is in OOsterbeek near Nijmegen Holland . My sister was born there and I was born in Nijmegen . I went to the Airborne Museum there a really neat experience. The last time I saw a PIAT Gun was back when I re-enacted. The British icon

Airborne guys were trying to adapt it for our war games. I don't think they succeeded but it was neat thing to inspect . From what I heard it was a horror to cock and fire . The movie " A Bridge too Far " shows some neat footage of a Para firing one.

**Badger** · 11-30-2013 04:05 PM

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