Stephen, well I'm stunned, as a commander of a sizeable armed armored fighting force, you'd allow the disgusting state of these AFV's.
First parade states they'd be no visible rust, paint work in good condition, all equipment would be accounted for and correctly stored, including skulls and other trophy's collected. These guys look like their looking for a bank behind enemy lines
Re: Armorteks next model
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2023 10:09 pm
by Stephen White
That’s Gunners for you.
Re: Armorteks next model
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2023 7:25 am
by Dave Goodwin
Disregarding the "No Russian" mandate, I'd love to see a T-72. Such a wide range of service dates and countries to model etc. Just sayin...
Re: Armorteks next model
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2023 1:31 am
by John Clarke
Sorry Stephen, (The hand of god) civvy mistake.
You'll have me marching up and down the square.
There maybe some truth to the weakness of T72, but I wouldn't think western tanks using the same tactic's wouldn't fair much better from top attack other than giving the crew more time to bail. From the T72 crews point of view, their military doctrine is totally unprofessional, especially while smart weapon's roam the battle field, the results will be pretty much the same.
I have T72 in 1/16 scale, It's a fine looking model and would probably perform well in 1/6 scale if geared well, being a nippy little ..........
Re: Armorteks next model
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2023 2:57 am
by Jerry Carducci
By Jove I've got it!
A Welbike!
Just the ticket and a great compact kit!
Jerry
Re: Armorteks next model
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2023 5:36 am
by Dale jordan
I would order one tomorrow if Armorteks next model was a Stug III Ausf D
