First time I see a model of this AA tank. The M113 is the base for this particular version? It’s a great model, all seems balanced and the end result is most pleasing and realistic. It's a great work to wrap your modeling year Allon
Another great IDF build, Allon!
Best wishes for the New Year, if 2019 will be even better than 2018 re. modeling quality then I don't know where we are headed, yet I am very curious 😉
Looks very good. I was a Vulcan gunner in the Army at Fort Stewart (24thID) and it looks spot on. When I first got to the unit we had floatation device on each side and on the front cover. They were added for amphibious operations to counter the weight of the Vulcan system. We had a three tone desert camo, but shortly after, all the flotation pods were removed and we went to a single color camo.
I love all elements you have added on this model which give live to it. The weathering is great and certainly based on a close observation of real tanks.
Bravo 🙂
Thank you so much, Alex!
I had some pictures of the real vehicle that were taken by a friend of mine, about 30 years ago, During his military service in a Vulcan unit.
Looks really good. Excellent weathering
Thank you!
First time I see a model of this AA tank. The M113 is the base for this particular version? It’s a great model, all seems balanced and the end result is most pleasing and realistic. It's a great work to wrap your modeling year Allon
Thank you, Pedro! Yes, the M113 is the base for this one.
That's a really nice piece of modeling right there...!
Thank you, Craig!
Beautiful! Really well done, Allon. Great details - your scratchbuilding skills are excellent!
Pedro @holzhamer yes, the M113 is the base vehicle.
Thanks Jeff, I ain’t no tank expert, not by a mile, but it sure looked like a derivative version of the M113.
Thank you so much, Jeff!
Another great IDF build, Allon!
Best wishes for the New Year, if 2019 will be even better than 2018 re. modeling quality then I don't know where we are headed, yet I am very curious 😉
Thank you, Michel!
Merry Christmas and happy new year, Mate!
Looks very good. I was a Vulcan gunner in the Army at Fort Stewart (24thID) and it looks spot on. When I first got to the unit we had floatation device on each side and on the front cover. They were added for amphibious operations to counter the weight of the Vulcan system. We had a three tone desert camo, but shortly after, all the flotation pods were removed and we went to a single color camo.
Thank you, James!
I'm happy to hear you find it spot on?
The first thing you do when you get an m113 in the idf, is to take off the flotation pods...?
I love all elements you have added on this model which give live to it. The weathering is great and certainly based on a close observation of real tanks.
Bravo 🙂
Thank you so much, Alex!
I had some pictures of the real vehicle that were taken by a friend of mine, about 30 years ago, During his military service in a Vulcan unit.
Very very nice, I think the IDF is the best source of ideas for the modellers.
I have a old M113 1/72, and I'd convert it in a scout IDF.
You are absolutely right, Paolo!
There are over 50 different versions of the M113 in the IDF?