Armorteks next model

[Ed Groenenberg]

1/6 Kettenkrad is too small to be RC. 1/3 maybe?

In Hausen there was a RC Kettenkrad in 1/6 scale and even a motorcycle combination......

Oh very nice indeed. I think a Kettenkrad as a 1:6 model would be comparable in size with the Series 1 car.
(which Kian took with him to militracks).

[Mark Allen]

I have three I would like to nominate.

White M3A1. Only curved body parts are the front fenders (wings?), maybe leverage work done for the Land Rover?



Second would be LVT4. All flat pieces. Its an amphibian. Two versions, this one and one with a turret.



I can help with photos, measurements etc with the first two.

And finally for our dioramas, a possible "mid" kit the Strabokran 16t usually towed by a FAMO.

[Kevin Hunter]

Not just dioramas……. That could come in handy in the workshop too!
Kevin

[Damon Resch]

1. King Tiger
2. Sdkfz 7
3. 88 Flak gun

[Charles A Stewart]

Afternoon all.

I agree with Mark & Kevin, although of WW2 vintage the principle will be current. I could use one to move the Chieftains turret

Charles

[Kevin Hunter]

Exactly

[Brian Ostlind]

This one checks a few boxes.

[Peter Quambusch]

How about a Hybrid Tank?

[Simon Peck]

Willys Jeep. Restock of towed guns?

[John Clarke]

How about getting ahead of the game, the Americans looking for a new "light" tank, called the new "M10". Or MPF
(No, not the particle board) Mobile Protected Firepower, well I hope that is what they mean.
Looking like a Scorpion CVR (T) on steroids. The future of the "shock" military hardware.
I'd say unlikely, because it has no history yet, but you never know with Armortek.

[Robert Reid]

First, let me say that this is probably my favorite thread in the whole forum... always so many great ideas and such an infinite number of great possibilities... that DO come true! In really spectacular fashion!

So I always had a thing for APC's. Especially the M113 which was used by so many countries over such a long period that it is just an armored icon. Lots of room for RC. Or lots of possibilities for interior detail and static construction. It is one of the defining pieces of cold war armor.



The other is the utterly controversial (during the 1980's) Bradley, that turned into a stalwart and one of the real hero's of the Gulf War. The Bradley was supposed to be junk and an aluminum coffin. But proved rugged and lethal... also seeing service with many, many armies in the post-Cold War period.



Just something up for discussion..

And if the mothership ever ramps up on Kompact Kits, the French 75 Artillery Piece is iconic as well and would pair so well with the WW1 tanks!

Again, I love this thread!

Cheers,

RPR

[Robert Tanzer]

I've said it before and I'll say it again.
Make a NEW JagdPanther, and I will stop nagging.

Robert Tanzer

[Jerry Carducci]

I've said it before and I'll say it again.
Make a NEW JagdPanther, and I will stop nagging.

Robert Tanzer

Make it a very late version please...

j

[Mike Conley]

I've campaigned for the M113 FOR-EV-ER!!: M113! M113! M113! M113!

As Robert said, used by SO MANY countries for DECADES! In many different configurations all over the world and STILL being used! Flat sides so should be EASY to manufacture!

I see NUMERIOUS 1/6 (and other scales) M1113s being scratch built on FB and modeling sites and they always get a BIG thumbs up! So there IS a heck of LOT of INTEREST out there for a M113 Armored Personal Carrier!

Mike (the one in Kentucky!)

[Jerry Carducci]

I've campaigned for the M113 FOR-EV-ER!!: M113! M113! M113! M113!

As Robert said, used by SO MANY countries for DECADES! In many different configurations all over the world and STILL being used! Flat sides so should be EASY to manufacture!

I see NUMERIOUS 1/6 (and other scales) M1113s being scratch built on FB and modeling sites and they always get a BIG thumbs up! So there IS a heck of LOT of INTEREST out there for a M113 Armored Personal Carrier!

Mike (the one in Kentucky!)

Ahhhhhh Mike! But it's such a little toaster with tracks! I like that's it is American (Yee Ha!) but if the decision is made to go Yankqui why not M24 Chaffee, Dragon Wagon or M5 Stewart?? Or even a re-issue of the M2 or even and M3 Half-track? Talk about world wide use... the list of countries who have used the M2 is as long as your arm!

Jerry