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[dirk Peeters]

Wauw if that man would co operate here it would be of a great value
Wenn i ask if his plans were good its not for offending him simply a question l
we all know the french SHM and the belgian army plans are not that good with the drawnings....
He can explain things on the eastern front for the Tobruks Maybe we can ask him pictures?
I m think i ll now that plan Tobruk in rocks
I ve have it somewhere...
Gonna search

[Andrzej Ditrich]

Wauw if that man would co operate here it would be of a great value
Wenn i ask if his plans were good its not for offending him simply a question l
we all know the french SHM and the belgian army plans are not that good with the drawnings....
He can explain things on the eastern front for the Tobruks Maybe we can ask him pictures?
I m think i ll now that plan Tobruk in rocks
I ve have it somewhere...
Gonna search

As far as I know this men is retired according to bunker hobby.
But he still has knowledge and references.
I'll see what can be done with him.


Brgds
@ndrew

[dirk Peeters]

Is it this you want ?
Dirk

[Andrzej Ditrich]

Ringstanden 19 08 1943 (20) - ACDSee 10 Photo Manager.jpg

Is it this you want ?
Dirk

Not exactly: I thought about Tobruk built in rocks.
But this is OK too! It's good to see it in construction details.

Brgds
@ndrew

[dirk Peeters]

we ll search but i have a lot ... and that doc isn t classified ... i ll know another werhe yoy can see a Tobruk but can t find it

[dirk Peeters]

For Bunkerman
Wijk aan zee it has the same Tobruk you have found for me also type Bf 58c

[wimve]

I start loosing connection here but, looks like this is also a 58C this time with "Bettgestel"

Copyright Jens Andersen

If I am in the wrong topic please feel free to move it...

Mind you there is a dimension problem but I forgot where.

[dirk Peeters]

Yes a genuine Bf 58c with great room
There are two versions but lest cool it down a bit not all at the same time
W e will work it all out

[dirk Peeters]

Yes a genuine Bf 58c with great room
There are two versions but lest cool it down a bit not all at the same time
W e will work it all out

[wimve]

Yes a genuine Bf 58c with great room
There are two versions but lest cool it down a bit not all at the same time
W e will work it all out

Sounds good but you may take a look at this forum too. I came across it by accident (as far that is possible)

[dirk Peeters]

For Andrew

here i found a Tobruk 58d with a drawning for construction in rocksy bottom
i ll think they re used here an old drawning because the "felsimbau" is not mentioned
Can our norvegian friens shed any light? Is this sort of Tobruk constructed in Norway ?
In France it is extremely rare

[dirk Peeters]

For Andrew

Finally i have found it but with the help of Jos
H e ll know my archive better than me .....
Is it this you are looking for ?
Anybody know where these are constructed ? i ll think not easy to see if it can be seen at all...
PS this is a Bf 58c

[dirk Peeters]

looks that its made for Norway
Does any of you know more documents for these Tobruks there ?

[Andrzej Ditrich]

For Andrew

Fels imbau (2) - ACDSee 10 Photo Manager.jpg

Finally i have found it but with the help of Jos
H e ll know my archive better than me .....
Is it this you are looking for ?
Anybody know where these are constructed ? i ll think not easy to see if it can be seen at all...
PS this is a Bf 58c

Hello Dirk,

Yes it's what I've been looking for - Thanks a lot!
Very interesting drawings with details 'how to built'

Brgds
@ndrew

[TUS]

Can you give me a photograph of the door please and teh place were it is found?
We are sure that the entrance on the side or in the back also won t change the type....
Dirk

Here you go Dirk
This special one is located app 1 km south of Nymindegab. The entrance is placed "low" and another detail is the access to the Tobruk is placed in the centre of the 200cm x 200cm crew room.
I just think these small variations are done as a result of strategically conclusions varying from site to site, location to location and from Pionier to Pionier.
So in my world still a 58c...

I have always defined the early VF8 to be recognisable by its high entrance and only 1 step to the Tobruk. Or am I way off?

Thanks-I like this 'primitive' overview

And Thanks Andrzej

Brgds Tønnes