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The 1:6 scale US M10 tank destroyer

azazel526

azazel526

Rifleman
Sorted out the heavy equipment made in the last year, first released 1; 6 scale US Army M10 tank destroyer. From the modeling phase, it takes about 2 months, with a lot of time spent waiting for the parts to be mailed. This time, the M10 still had the full internal structure, using the Dragon's Sherman tank chassis as the basis for the modification work. But the entire top half of the car is completely homemade. The result looks pretty good:D:D:D
 

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Who made the engine? I couldn't find one when I built my Sherman a couple years ago, so I used a Ford cammer, at least it fills the engine compartment!
As usual a wonderful project!
 
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