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Tango0114 Oct 2017 4:21 p.m. PST

"Takom no doubt made a lot of modellers very happy when they announced the release of a new tooled 1/35 M3 Grant and Lee earlier this year, as it's a tank that despite playing a significant early war role for the allies, hasn't received much love from model manufacturers. Up until now, we've only had the option of the old (ancient?) Tamiya release, and the slightly newer, but broadly similar Academy version, so it's great to see these state-of-the-art Grant and Lee kits (with more versions to follow) hitting the shelves, and in today's review we're going to look at the Lee boxing…"

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