Mil Style Baby Bertha - Ammo Round?
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Looks cool.
However, you need to add a yellow ring around the circumference of the body tube (or nose cone) to emulate the marking for "High Explosive" filler (look at a pic of a bomb....blue ring means "inert" yellow means "high explosive," etc).
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Still, looks like she's ready for business...
Nice job.
Nice job.
Yeah baby.
I like the idea - I think I'll give it a go on the next rocket.....
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You should make a whole fleet
Yellow ~ high explosives
Brown ~ low explosive items
Gray ~ irritant, incapacitating, or toxic agents
Gray with dark red band ~ ammunition contains an irritant (riot control) agent
Gray with dark green band ~ ammunition contains a toxic agent other than binary agents
Gray with broken dark green band ~ ammunition contains a binary nerve agent
Gray with violet band ~ ammunition with an incapacitating agent
Black ~ armor-piercing ammunition
Silver/aluminum Identifies countermeasures ammunition
Light green ~ smoke ammunition
Light red ~ incendiary ammunition
White ~ illuminating ammunition or ammunition producing a colored lightLight blue ~ ammunition used for practice
Bronze, gold, and brass ~ dummy/drill/inert ammunition
Yellow ~ high explosives
Brown ~ low explosive items
Gray ~ irritant, incapacitating, or toxic agents
Gray with dark red band ~ ammunition contains an irritant (riot control) agent
Gray with dark green band ~ ammunition contains a toxic agent other than binary agents
Gray with broken dark green band ~ ammunition contains a binary nerve agent
Gray with violet band ~ ammunition with an incapacitating agent
Black ~ armor-piercing ammunition
Silver/aluminum Identifies countermeasures ammunition
Light green ~ smoke ammunition
Light red ~ incendiary ammunition
White ~ illuminating ammunition or ammunition producing a colored lightLight blue ~ ammunition used for practice
Bronze, gold, and brass ~ dummy/drill/inert ammunition
Blue = inert.
ldrandler
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This is sort of fashioned after a various types of military ordinance. I think it looks much better than a standard 'bertha.
I an not able to see the photos in this thread. Am I doing something wrong ?
rharshberger
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This is a very old thread (12years) , and either the links are broken or the user may no longer be active and had removed their photos when you could still do so.
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