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Kaczor wrote:

tankme wrote:If it fits the Heng Long R/C lower. There is no guarantee it will.

C'mon, we are modellers. It's not a difficult modification. People make such combinations all the time (i.e using Trumpeter upper hulls or turrets on existing chassis).

I am more worry about the scale. Heng Long Stug always look slightly "big" to me, just like the Pz III (same bottom) and the Walker.

Would love them to do a churchill MKVII

Because German armor rules. It’s the coolest of them all and sales prove it. Just one colonist’s opinion.

Those "frightful Colonials" .......................!!

Im an "awful Antipodean" which is a small step up from " Convict Stock" settler !!

The rumoured British tank has to be one that is easy to tool up for, but will carry a broad relevance.
They have a Leo, and and Abrams, but no Challenger...................my tip is a Chally III which has just hit the public eye recently.
Its a relatively simple tooling spread, relevant, and it will fit with the range already on the market.
A chieftain would be a much more expensive version to tool up for, and the centurion would be similar.
Has to be the Chally I reckon.................

I still wish a WW1 Mark 1 Male would be made available in 1/16. I would throw an Elmod and GI smoker in it and have tons of fun! Sigh.

Jimster wrote:I still wish a WW1 Mark 1 Male would be made available in 1/16. I would throw an Elmod and GI smoker in it and have tons of fun! Sigh.

At least I would expect a tank that old to actually smoke...

tankme wrote:

Jimster wrote:I still wish a WW1 Mark 1 Male would be made available in 1/16. I would throw an Elmod and GI smoker in it and have tons of fun! Sigh.

At least I would expect a tank that old to actually smoke...

LOL Very true.

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