Jordanian Falcon

[Ginge!]

what? Not all falcons are of the F-16 type!  

Based on the KADDB uprgade to the Challenger 1, the Falcon seats the crew down inside the hull, and feeds the smoothbore 120mm gun via dual revolving autoloaders at the rear of the turret. So far, its only in the prototype stage, but I am going to paint it in the Jordan 3-ton scheme of field drab, red-brown, and khaki.

[cthulhu77]

the pics only came through as red X's...bummer !
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[Mike Wren]

bit o'class!    

[Scooterman]

<to quote Neo after seeing Morpheus jump to another roof top>

WHOA........

That's really sweet.  Looks kinda like a updated M-60A2 Starship.

[Aircav]

Ho man!!!!!, she looks great can't wait to see her painted          

[Damian2]

NICE  

-Damian

[Joe C-P]

Interesting and impressive.

 

[Bryan H.]

Little red "X"s...

Bryan

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

Bl**dy marvelous !

Keep the pics coming.

Ian

[Bryan H.]

Can see it now!!!  Beautiful!  Believable yet with a hint of futuristic   science-fiction!    B)

Bryan

[Radish]

Goody, goody, GOODY!!

Crackin'  

[Geoff_B]

Wow      

[Captain Canada]

wow....that's really cool, Ginge !

Neat idea...what if armour is always interesting.

Speaking of armour...I'm taking the family up to Borden tomorrow. Can't wait to climb on a few tanks !

[Radish]

So, Ginge, your Jordanian Falcon is real, but I must admit I love the idea of the Jordanian camouflage. A friend of mine's been doing a burnt-out M.47 for a few years now....don't know when he'll finish it, but it looks great so far....the colours being really attractive.
Am I right in believing the Jordanians had/have upgraded Chieftains??

Lots of possibilities, aren't there, to upgrade armour.
I'm really impressed!
Friend John Tapsell is a great builder of scratch-built armour.....in fact, he's a bit like Thorvic....looks at a photo and builds whatever's there. Doesn't seem to take him long either!

Very very impressive turret.
     

[John Howling Mouse]

You make it look so easy!

This one's a keeper for sure.

Can't wait to see the magic once you've hit all the different colored media with primer and paint!