BrKol-K

BrKol-K = Bridging Kolumn K

"K" stands for "Kasten" reffering to the form of the beams.


For organisation of BrKol-K look at:

https://www.wwiidaybyday.com/kstn/kstn7371okt37.htm
and:
https://de.scribd.com/document/262030132/Waffen-Arsenal-S-41-Kriegsbruckengerate-Der-Wehrmacht


The STL-files are named according to the
vehicles (remixed from m_bergman´s great work)
and their payloads:

MB4500 = MercedesBenz 4.5 t

Crosscountry ability was achieved by actuating the front axle.
The simplified driving cab was introduced about 1941 to reduce the used amount of steel.

Payloads:
L1 = Pontons
L2 = Beams
L3 = Decks
L4 = Trestles

"Ponton assembled" as it is in the water and "storrage for ponton"
because the thin ponton-walls tend to bend.
Use the "storrage " when stowing or hardening the assembled ponton

The 3 Bridges (s,m,l) are assembled from pieces of the payloads,
They require supports,
be carefull with the screw clamps.when removing the suppor