This one arrived from our other vehicle designer this week, and a lovely little model it is as well! Over 2,000 of these were produced, used by the Soviet Union, Egypt, Israel and South Ossetia!
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Superb
That's awesome! I've always wondered, what material do your vehicle sculptors use to create these?
Very nice indeed 8).
Very nice, should kill Cents very well.....
IanS
I have absolutely no use for this, and I want one anyway :D
The Israelis certainly had a lot of trouble with them in 1967. This one seems to belong to the 3rd Marzipan Tank Regiment. (but a smashing little model for all that).
What an absolutely CRACKING wee tank ! =D> :-bd
Cheers - Phil
WEE tank ??????
IanS
Quote from: Ric on 12 June 2014, 06:28:16 AM
I've always wondered, what material do your vehicle sculptors use to create these?
For vehicles like these it's almost always plasticard, as it's easier to work with for straight line work. The turret on this one is several layered sheets all filed down to a smooth finish. I'm not sure if there's a reason behind the differing colours, maybe it's easier to see the contours with the contrast? I'll have to ask the chap when we speak to him next.
Very nice!!
GHQ posted this a while ago, might give you some idea
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If that's GHQ then it's probably 1:285th. Wow!