Bunker Chimney
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Bunker Chimney
Hi all,
Does anybody have a plan of a standard bunker chimney with the sizes marked on it?
Malcolm
Does anybody have a plan of a standard bunker chimney with the sizes marked on it?
Malcolm
"I had expected only ruins", "It's as if I had only left the bunker yesterday!"
Herr Engelbert Hoppe. M19 bunker Commander 1944/45 when he first returned in 2006.
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Herr Engelbert Hoppe. M19 bunker Commander 1944/45 when he first returned in 2006.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/StrongpointCorbiereJersey/
Re: Bunker Chimney
Hi Malcolm
Not sure of its origin but hopefully it may be of some use.
Regards
Paul
Not sure of its origin but hopefully it may be of some use.
Regards
Paul
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Re: Bunker Chimney
Hi Malcolm
Do you mean the top of the chimney or the pipe of the chimney in the bunker ?
Regards Jos
Do you mean the top of the chimney or the pipe of the chimney in the bunker ?
Regards Jos
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Re: Bunker Chimney
Hi Jos,
Sorry, I ment the top outside part.
Malcolm
Sorry, I ment the top outside part.
Malcolm
"I had expected only ruins", "It's as if I had only left the bunker yesterday!"
Herr Engelbert Hoppe. M19 bunker Commander 1944/45 when he first returned in 2006.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/StrongpointCorbiereJersey/
Herr Engelbert Hoppe. M19 bunker Commander 1944/45 when he first returned in 2006.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/StrongpointCorbiereJersey/
Re: Bunker Chimney
Here some photo's of the top of the chimney .
First photo is the restored 143 near the Oranjemolen in Vlissingen .
Regards Jos
First photo is the restored 143 near the Oranjemolen in Vlissingen .
Regards Jos
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Re: Bunker Chimney
What is the name / type number of these chimneys?
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Re: Bunker Chimney
Hi this End of the Pipe ist called "Flettner-Aufsatz" like the Lüfters on train wagons.
BRegards
Markus
BRegards
Markus
ON NE PASSE PAS!
Re: Bunker Chimney
A well preserved galvanised chimney I discovered just some weeks ago at Stp Arnika (AOK 15 KVA B - Ghyvelde)
the chimney; this chimney is not used as shown in the above plan (I guess this was aplied mostly for Regelbauten), this one's shaft is leading straight down from the roof to the below room without a grenadetrap. The protectionlid - top part - is missing. bullet damage. It even has a datemark and factorystamp. Thanks to http://lemurdelatlantique.lebonforum.com/ I've already got an ID on the manufacturer; LGA which also made jerrycans as shown here http://sdkfz7.free.fr/man_lga.htm. Greetz
Jean
the chimney; this chimney is not used as shown in the above plan (I guess this was aplied mostly for Regelbauten), this one's shaft is leading straight down from the roof to the below room without a grenadetrap. The protectionlid - top part - is missing. bullet damage. It even has a datemark and factorystamp. Thanks to http://lemurdelatlantique.lebonforum.com/ I've already got an ID on the manufacturer; LGA which also made jerrycans as shown here http://sdkfz7.free.fr/man_lga.htm. Greetz
Jean
Re: Bunker Chimney
Thanks Markus.
Nice addition Jean. First photos I see of one without the top lid. Gives a nice view of the inside construction. I wasn't far off however
Nice addition Jean. First photos I see of one without the top lid. Gives a nice view of the inside construction. I wasn't far off however
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Anything known about size or dimensions? I build my 3D model without any size references.
There's also word of 2 versions. A smaller and larger one. Could it be that the larger one has 4 cross sections to improve sturdiness and the smaller one with 3 cross sections (like shown above).
There's also word of 2 versions. A smaller and larger one. Could it be that the larger one has 4 cross sections to improve sturdiness and the smaller one with 3 cross sections (like shown above).
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If I return to this location I will keep you in mind.ErwinZ wrote:Anything known about size or dimensions? I build my 3D model without any size references.
There's also word of 2 versions. A smaller and larger one. Could it be that the larger one has 4 cross sections to improve sturdiness and the smaller one with 3 cross sections (like shown above).
grtz, jean