"An old M-3 build by HAC members" Topic

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It is just great, but, as is so often the case, it does not tell us the original maker, nor the scale. I do suspect not 1/300 or even 29mm/ 1/72…….

My very expensive airbrush was a Christmas present, years ago, from my parents in law. (Top quality too). It is still in its bubble wrap years on. One day.

BTW. Well done for finding this. I have never known TMP so quiet. Is everyone getting those Covid Blues? (I would not blame them, but thank God you are still adding content)

It is just great, but, as is so often the case, it does not tell us the original maker, nor the scale. I do suspect not 1/300 or even 29mm/ 1/72…….

Pretty sure it is a Tamiya kit in 1/35 scale, though the actual scale of the kit is rumored to be 1/32. You can tell by the tracks with the end connectors that connect to nothing (in the middle of the track pad, not the ends), the oversized bolt cover for the final drive transmission, & the 6 spoked open-spoke road wheels (the real deal had 5 spokes).

Damon.

OK, I am now impressed. The tracks, now I am told, it is so obvious. Now I am told!

The six-spoked wheels were also a mistaken feature of the original releases of the UM Shermans, but they did fix that subsequently. I think the solid wheels had six "spokes" however.

Great, thanks.