Another legendary gunboat of Vietnam War - Tango from B&L Models.
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/b-l-models-vietnam-war-1-35-scale-atc-h-tango
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/b-l-models-vietnam-war-1-35-scale-atc-h-tango
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Amazing, like the last monitor. PLEASE do in 1/72!
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B & L just go from strength to strength in my opinion!
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Where were these kits when I could still build?
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You can visit
www.blmodels.com for reference, brother
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Thank you my friend
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We are on the way to make 1/48 and 1/72 scale, my brother
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Conceivably the most likely to be manufacturer of the Kaiser M715…..?
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Either them or Hobby Link. Wayne
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Yes, of course; their stuff is sublime.
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We are not from Hobby Link. No connection with them, my brother
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thank you very much
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I know that, comment was saying what companies might possibly come out with the kit of the M715. Wayne
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From a purely selfish point of view, I don’t mind who produces a Kaiser jeep - just that I want one(!)
But seriously, we are blessed with the modelling times in which we live right now, or at least that’s how I feel; we don’t really want for much, and it keeps getting better, not least with firms like Hobby Link and B&L Models.
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I understand now, my misunderstand :3
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This a Swift Boat as they were known?
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Yup, PCF Swift on the picture there. I’ve been to the island of Saint Martin in 2012 and there you can buy a ride in one to the neighbouring island of Anguila. They just built another superstructure where the mortar pit used to be with some additional seats for passengers there. Cruising 20+ knots in shallow water in one of those babies is fun!
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