IDF Lahav used in Gaza, February this year,
thanks to the internet for the images, too.
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H.P.
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You can do a forced perspective diorama using your largest scale tanks up front and then progressively going to smaller scales twords the rear… it’ll take creative landscaping skills but it’s doable
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H.P.
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OK, love the tank with the toilet seat on the back of the turret!
Ken
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Pool noodles and a .50 cal wooden ammo crate is what we used in Iraq.
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H.P.
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They’re lucky. We had a fifty cal ammo can and plastic bags while on the move. And slit trenchs to do a duce when we set up. And 10 gallon jugs of Lysol… ahh the memories… And the flies 
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H.P.
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I live pretty close to Bovington, and I volunteer at the museum. A great place, but I’m biased!! 
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We didn’t have pool noodles when I was in.
Ken
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Never ask someone to hand you the . 50 ammo can, some joker will hand you the one that sloshes…
20mm cans were what dreams were made of 
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H.P.
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Big boy toys… gotta love it. The not often seen RC version.
The could put 100 of them side by side and flatten whatever they wanted in no time at all. And with no wounded.
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H.P.
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Another superb post HP. That is so asking be done as a dio. The guy in front just ads so much character to the scene.
I’ve said it before many times, but HP. thank you so much for you contributions to these threads… and all you other guys too. The time you all take is greatly appreciated.
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You’re welcome Peter, it’s my pleasure 
H.P.
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