1/6th Scale M10 Tank Destroyer

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Hi Guys, I recently finished my 1/6th scale M10 tank Destroyer. The model itself started out as a plastic rotomolded hull from http://www.plasticpanzers.8k.com/ . The model went through an extensive detailing and construction process which involved creating the tanks interior, and most of the tanks exterior from scratch. All of the parts that I created for the model can be seen on my website, and have been added to my catalog http://www.eastcoastarmory.com/ustankparts.htm .

You can see more images of the model including it’s construction via the following link.
http://www.eastcoastarmory.com/can_opener.htm

http://www.eastcoastarmory.com/can_opener_archive.htm

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That is amazing…fantastic…superlatives fail to express my awe.[bow]

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Oh man!! Now that is… IMPRESSIVE!!!

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Boomer…

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Wow, COOL! Amazing work, I love the camo and the rust streaks aswell. Is it R/C or static? either way I love it!

Chris,

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DAYUM!

How about a pic with something for a size reference?

Too Cool

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Awesome stuff! Find someone at a model show with the 1/35 Dora railway gun and RUN IT OVER! LOL

really though: have you ever thought of entering it in model contests? It’d be great to show around to folks.

One thing you might change: the upper right tail light lens was black and not red. Only the upper left oval tail lamp was red.

HTH

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Thanks guys, Because of the interior details the model is static; the model does have a functional VVSS Spring Suspension.

Hi Roy, There are few model shows up in my neck of the woods. But I plan on attending a model show in new Jersey with the M10, and my T-28 super heavy tank.

Here are some size comparison images. with an 1/35th scale AFV club M10, and a Tamiya 1/16th scale Tiger I