@michaelsatin mine is bigger 
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I’ve always heard that size doesn’t matter…
Michael 
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I’m now holding you fully responsible for this lol 
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As a female friend of mine always loves point out, the above quote is always stated by males. Or to quote her directly, “They lied.”
@gtdeath13
sung to the tune of “Hava Nagila”:
Merkava, I got a lotta,
It’s a lotta, Merkava,
Hands off my photoetchka.
I know, “don’t quit my day job”.
I tried.
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Now THAT’s funny.
OUCH!
Michael 
It must be said, she is one of the funniest, most irreverent people I’ve ever known. An acerbic wit, is one way to describe her.
It is not the size of the stash, it is how you build them…
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Well said, good sir, well said. I tip my hat to you.
Cheers
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Damn, I was afraid someone would bring up that little snag.
I actually got the Mk. 1 pretty much fully constructed and then noticed that I installed the tracks backwards. So my track record (pun intended) there isn’t so hot.
Michael
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@ReluctantRenegade I need a bit of info on the timeframes tankers of the IDF used each weapon as their personal carry. Uzis, Glilon, M-4. I am trying to figure out which gun for which vehicle variant.
I got the Academy kits for that, doing an early MkIV without the loader’s hatch and another with the hatch. Had already bought them. I might start them as soon as I finish with the details of the MkIIIs
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Just kidding, mate 
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I know, but I need to justify my madness… 
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Not to me, mate, but to your wife 
Uzi - late '50s - late '70s
Glilon - late '70s - early '00
Short barreled CAR15/Colt 603/653 hybrids - early '00s onward
TANK has both the UZI…
…and the long barreled Galil in 1/35 that probably can be modified to resemble a Glilon.
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