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Good Morning, the last few months' rules apply. November's winning Builder may not submit a vehicle for December.

Here you go !/16 scale bridge layer full remote control , lower is a Tamiya Pershing all the bridge and laying arms scratch built.


regards pete

I'll put something up to get 0 votes..lol
Blast from the past...
A HL/Tamiya hybrid M50 conversion..

Now I will compete with Frankie for zero wote

Here is mine for consideration......... Walking a fine line again on the crew side. Frank's Modellbau Schmiede Dickermax upper, mated to a Asiatam Pz IV metal lower and Merit's 88mm for the details on the 105mm howitzer. Painted by dgsselkirk as always.

MichaelC wrote:Here is mine for consideration......... Walking a fine line again on the crew side. Frank's Modellbau Schmiede Dickermax upper, mated to a Asiatam Pz IV metal lower and Merit's 88mm for the details on the 105mm howitzer. Painted by dgsselkirk as always.

Very nice Michael! I don't see any issue with a tank crew!

A Tank is just a large lump of Metal without a Commander, a Gunner, a Loader, a Radio Operator and a Driver which would indicate as Painless infers that any crew member or indeed all of them are an intrinsic part of a Tank and so the inclusion of them in their workplace is as important as Tow ropes or spare tracks.
BUT not lolling over the Gun barrel PLEESE.
And if the Armoured object of our desire needs ephemera not directly associated with it such as a Bridge to demonstrate the abilities of a Bridgelayer then its inclusion becomes not only obvious but essential.
Shaun.

Tiger 131, made from a basket case Tiger in very rough condition that cost me nothing, and then built at a cost of zero, with the exception of the RX18. It is also a bridgelayer but he is asleep in the turret....