A different take on a Kangaroo

[Oldpanzer1]

I have always loved the way the Kangaroo looked and the way the Canadian troops used these. So l thought that a M3 Lee would be a good fit to convert to this roll also! You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.     

[kerick]

Those side doors can be useful to troops climbing aboard. Looks great to me.

[Rick Lowe]

Interesting take on it.   

[buzzbomb]

Nice one.. I had a crack at the very same thing a few years back. albeit a bit differently, it all makes perfect sense to me to reuse these older vehicles for jobs like this

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[Jakko]

Nice idea That looks like the ancient Tamiya kit?

[Oldpanzer1]

Thanks everyone, buzzbomb that looks amazing as well! 

[NARSES2]

That's come out really well 

Of course the Kangaroo with its pulpit would make idea transport for the Battalion Chaplain 

[Joe C-P]

Great adaptation of the design.

[Wardukw]

Have old crap ..will travel ..moto for the M3 late in the war 
Nice simple concept and fully doable.. I like it   

[ysi_maniac]

I love Kangaroo a lot. I love your Kangaroo a lot.     

So many posibilities ...

[Jakko]

I love Kangaroo

I love kangaroo too, but I couldn't eat a whole one.

[NARSES2]

I love Kangaroo

I love kangaroo too, but I couldn't eat a whole one.

Maybe a wallaby ? 

[Jakko]

Probably also too much. I'm not a big eater, you see.

[kerick]

Probably also too much. I'm not a big eater, you see.

Wasn't the Priest that got converted to one of the Kangaroos based on the M3 chassis? So you're right in there!

[Jakko]

Early M7 HMCs were built on what was basically the M3 medium tank lower hull, yes. Late ones used the M4A3 instead, recognisable by the one-piece cast nose, and the different engine deck and lower hull rear associated with the M4A3.