Post by Robert on Sept 6, 2014 11:00:21 GMT -6
Ha....fooled you.... you were looking for something with wheels!! This is a machine gun armed light tank!
The Army Cavalry's light AFVs were known as Combat Cars because the Defense Act of 1920, which reorganized the US Army, said that the cavalry couldn't have tanks.
This is a 1/35 scale kit. It is not all my work. The previous owner did the conversion to a machine gun armed tank. I bought it and detailed/restored it to my standards. Even though it is not all my work I am showing it to encourage you to buy built models and rebuild or restore them. It is a great way to stretch the budget and besides it was a lot of fun!
The radio antenna is just painted guitar string. They also work great for car radio antennas. Dip the end in Elmers glue to form a little ball; let it dry and touch it up with silver.
The Army Cavalry's light AFVs were known as Combat Cars because the Defense Act of 1920, which reorganized the US Army, said that the cavalry couldn't have tanks.
This is a 1/35 scale kit. It is not all my work. The previous owner did the conversion to a machine gun armed tank. I bought it and detailed/restored it to my standards. Even though it is not all my work I am showing it to encourage you to buy built models and rebuild or restore them. It is a great way to stretch the budget and besides it was a lot of fun!
The radio antenna is just painted guitar string. They also work great for car radio antennas. Dip the end in Elmers glue to form a little ball; let it dry and touch it up with silver.
