One of my older models in life!
nice job in such a small scale!
Great job! Good weathering. Doesn’t even look like matchbox scale!
Looks great. I’ve got a 1/72 Stuart just waiting. I might just start it now. Very nice.[tup]
Man that must be as big as my thumb. Very nice. Good job on the weathering.
Looks good, Revell reissued this along with British 8th Army figures as kit #03151. Of the two Stuarts on the market (Hasegawa 1/72 and Matchbox 1/76), the Matchbox one was superior and gave you two turrets to do either the M3 or M3A1.
Yes I remember that it has an American Stuart with nice decals.
Maybe I’ve got to made this too…
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Nice work! I gotta do one for my British now too. Maybe one for my Australians. Hmmm…
Sweet looking little build! I think I’d be bouncing off the walls just trying to mask that little feller. Thanks for sharing with us. Semper Fi, mike
Good looking builds George [tup] just looked through al your posts and wish I had older models that looked half as good as yours. Thanks for the look.
That is nice. I have to get more of these kits, the price is right and thet are hella fun to build too. You gonna do the base for giggles?
real nice mmaker. paint scheme looks great. good job
I finally got around to getting a reissue one on eBay. I’ve got the one Revell issued with some soldiers so now I can do a dual build making one a US version and the other a British version. I’ve also seen a resin conversion to make the M3 Satan flame tank. Now if I can track that down I’ll make a USMC version used in the Pacific. Of course I’ll have to locate a third Matchbox M3…
That’s great work on such a small kit. The paint and weathering are outstanding![tup]
That was the first ever armour kit I made, back in the mid eighties I guess. I’d love to find one again.
I Love it! Great job. IS that an after Market figure or a modified one. I love that small scale stuff.
Wow!!!
Thanks for the replies!
Thats the figure supplied with the kit,I think…Thanks !
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