This is the Revell 1/72nd kit, of which I have build before, but put an excavator on instead of the turret. I have been looking for another one of these for a while, and recently managed to grab one at a good price. I have painted it in the same colours as my older operation Saladin armour, but not sure if it will be in service with those as the A6 is a later variant, unless it was procured in the 80's of course. Nice easy kit to build except for the tracks which I am cursed to make a pigs ear with.

Nice!

That looks well detailed for a little kit.

Quote from: Old Wombat on December 02, 2023, 04:01:34 AMNice!

That looks well detailed for a little kit.

its pretty good detail wise as its an oldish kit too. I quute like the Patton series of tanks, as they look like the tanks we drew as kids.

I agree with Guy..that's got quite alot of detail for sure ...happens to look pretty damn good too 
I've got the Academy M60A1 Rise with dozer blade in 35th...that got turned into my M60 excavator.

Cheers, I have a few more revell armour kits in this scale to go at, they are usually not roo bad to build either. I like the cold war/ modern German studd they do too, and have done a lot of it in Honduras service.

Quote from: Old Wombat on December 02, 2023, 04:01:34 AMNice!

That looks well detailed for a little kit.

Agreed 

When I had an armor-building phase in my youth I prefered subjects that had something unusual - the Churchil flamethrower with trailer, Sherman hedgerow, calliope, and flail tanks.  Thanks for the positive memories!   

Quote from: JoeP on December 11, 2023, 12:13:29 PMWhen I had an armor-building phase in my youth I prefered subjects that had something unusual - the Churchil flamethrower with trailer, Sherman hedgerow, calliope, and flail tanks.  Thanks for the positive memories!   

  glad you like it Joe.

Nice one. Alwaya a fan of engineering type tanks.