discussion What to do next ?

[Alan 45]

i want to do a British tank next but which one I can't decide


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[eddiesolo]

Crusader, not too many of them being done and I would like to see one.


Si

 

[Alan 45]

It does look a nice build in the photos I've seen and it's one of my favourites but then again they all are and all come with figures so a little dio is on the cards as well

 

[Guest]

If you are going to do the academy honey then I suggest that you get new tracks for it as the individual links supplied are crap, I like the Cromwell.


scott

 

[monica]

I do like the looks of the M3 and have never seen one made,

 

[Alan 45]

If you are going to do the academy honey then I suggest that you get new tracks for it as the individual links supplied are crap, I like the Cromwell.
scott

Thanks for the heads up Scott I was going to do those tracks and I'm lucky it comes with the rubber type so I don't have to get aftermarket ones


Thanks again Scott you saved me having to turn it into a wreck

 

[Guest]

The Stuart for me!


The paintwork is really interesting on it, with many possibilities as well...

 

[papa 695]

Crusader for me

 

[takeslousyphotos]

I like the Cromwell ........ That looks like Proper British Iron.

 

[Guest]

The crusader looks cool

 

[aaron]

I vote the crusader, I dig the turret panels.

 

[Alan 45]

Well the crusader is winning on 4 votes and the M3 and Cromwell both have 2 votes sadly like in reality the rather obese and slow Churchill has no votes so far but this will stay up for a few more days as I finish the brummbar


Thanks for taking the time to vote

 

[Guest]

I vote for the Crusader.


My Grandfather drove a Crusader in WW2,


I remember him telling me it was like getting into a "big posh car" after the back of his Matilda was hit because it had "some" suspension.


Paul...