Hi there Rustygun , Some really cool photos there. I really liked the last two , As there was a lot to take in. The 9th photo as well, with the tank and commander silloet on the diorama wall behind. I as enjoy getting a Waaaw from seeing good action figure diorama photos and there was a few whilst viewing these photos. Excellent shots Very kind regards , Allan
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Tue Sep 12, 2023 7:07 am
Great pics Dean! the tank crew look great too!
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Tue Sep 12, 2023 11:59 am
TNshooter wrote:
I like the tank, and the diorama. Is the floor foamboard with the detail cut in?
Thank you … The floor is a piece of wood with the pavement gut into it with an Elric cutting tool I have .
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Tue Sep 12, 2023 11:59 am
Kimono Troop Command wrote:
It looks that the CRVT has had a rather large gun added to it. I hope the turret isn't too cramped as a result.
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Hi there Rustygun , Some really cool photos there. I really liked the last two , As there was a lot to take in. The 9th photo as well, with the tank and commander silloet on the diorama wall behind. I as enjoy getting a Waaaw from seeing good action figure diorama photos and there was a few whilst viewing these photos. Excellent shots Very kind regards , Allan
Thanks for your comments
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Been a while since I see you posting , but these were worth the wait . Think I will be back to look at these . Nice to see a Scorpion put back into action too , great Diorama .
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Been a while since I see you posting , but these were worth the wait . Think I will be back to look at these . Nice to see a Scorpion put back into action too , great Diorama .
Hi chip Yes, I haven’t posted for a while , life gets in the way of playing with dollies.. Been selling some land me and my father owned , it’s finally gone through, Busy working , my wife keeps talking to me …you know the kind of stuff… I’ve another bashed up scorpion on the way for another dio I’m going to do…so watch this space.. I elongated the barrel with a bit of plastic pipe to make it look a bit more tanky…. Ps…still like looking at the great photos you post though…
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Wed Sep 13, 2023 7:24 am
Thank you. Hawkeye…
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Thu Jan 04, 2024 2:36 pm
Great looking setup! Looks like they’ve swapped out the original 76mm for something larger. There actually was a later version armed with a 90mm for the export market. I think they are/were used by Indonesia, Nigeria and Venezuela.
-Nate
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Thu Jan 04, 2024 2:56 pm
The gun is a Cockerill 90mm, developed in Belgium. The Brits never used it that I'm aware of, but some other countries did.
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Subject: Re: Tankies adventures Sat Jan 06, 2024 12:04 am
Oh Tankles! I thought at first it said Twinkles adventure and I thought WTH am I going see in here!
Nice tanks RustyGun and photos! You too Nate enjoyed the tank photo!
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