Both T-72 kits came from China, off of eBay I believe the sellers name is Yan world
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H.P.
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Swords into Ploughshares⌠Literally.
Looks like it was once an M10 Tank Destroyer, or itâs British counterpart, the 17prd M10.
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H.P.
pretty sure bnamodelworld and hobbyeasy both have them iin stock, bna shipping would be cheaper , i got my last order in 7 working days ( aus-usa_
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The Meng T72B3M w/ KTM is available stateside and Iâll just have to wait for the Trumpeter offering.
Edited to add: Whatâs in the bag type ERA, anyhow? Sand? Semtex? Glass beads? Magic dust?
Sheets of explosives, I would assume that the explosives are enclosed between two metal plates.
The explosive assemblies are kept at some distance from each other by the âegg-cortonâ inlays.
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Fantastic Frenchy, thatâs the one- some fascinating oddities in that collection of pics!
I think that Andyâs HHQ has the Meng kit.
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I managed to find private articles in which it is written that this is intended for urban conditions to exclude such situations when the protection is damaged when it collides with the corners and walls of the building.
â⌠inside there is a damping, softening element that takes on the main load upon contact. Behind it is the same steel armor plate and an explosive charge. In other words, the principle of operation is no different from those âboxesâ, but such dynamic protection in the âbagâ is more tenacious in cramped city blocks.â
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And Sprue Bros
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Yuri, can you tell me where these bushmasters were destroyed? Thank you, JC
Actually that started as an M4A2 - there are pics of it as a turretless hull before the farmer torched off all the unwanted armour shell. Still got one half-built on the shelf of shame!
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H.P.
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Then it sounds like that half built hull section my yet prove worthy.
