At first I thought about joining you, until I looked at the sides of the hull.
M3A3 is sloped, M5A1 is vertical…
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Or you can just buy an AFV Club M3A3. They’re all over eBay for not too much money.
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Please do! I would love to see that PDF and compare it to the model I did years ago.
Bill
Very cool concept, my only major issue is, as one can probably guess is:
Why on god’s green earth would you compare a kit, produced in 1975, to any kit of this century. That just seems idiotic to me.
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The answer is simple . . .I convert and detail flawed older kits to get a version of that vehicle not yet available. Then, I do it because I can!
Bill
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At least they didn’t use Joycelyn Elders Surgeon General under Clinton who wanted “safer bullets”.
Its all good, GI combat is all we need for reference.
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Outstandingly good thread, ideas & models!
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Welcome aboard!
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Sometimes a good argument just might benefit both people with ideas not ever thought of. I like a good argument, but others might not understand why !
Outstandingly good book!
Didn’t Major Crisp have a bed frame on the rear of his Honey at one point? I seem to recall something like that but I read the book in the 1970’s.
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Thank you!
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Since viewing @RonW 's build thread, I’ve learned that the Academy kits have an interior. I know, go back to the front office to get my late pass for that one
I bought both versions because that open top dozer is very interesting
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I read it too, back in 1979. Its an excellent read.
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Just ordered Brazen Chariots. Thanks guys for the recon.
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Im going to order a Honey, sometime today. Just when Im trying to get rid of the STASH.
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