M8E2 Munitions Carrier, US Army, 1/48 Aurora, Blast from the past.
I found this on ebay, along Aurora’s MBT 70,[which I have already built]. The M8 was based on the M41 Walker bulldog chassis, It was developed in the 1950s. Don’t no much more about its operational use.Now I have something to resupply the M109 Paladin.
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bob mack said on February 13, 2019
great job…very cool iconic blast
Michel Verschuere said on February 13, 2019
Great build. Good to see you here Robert!
Greg Kittinger said on February 13, 2019
interesting creature – amazing what you can do when you just start plunking parts down on a chassis with tracks!
DE4EVER said on February 14, 2019
🙂 … Greetings … 🙂 :
Nice blast Robert, brings back memories.
Julian Shawyer said on February 14, 2019
A very interesting looking vehicle. Looks really good.
Jeff Bailey said on February 14, 2019
Very well done, Robert.
The drawing on the front of the other box – the supposed “MBT-70” is the oddest version I’ve ever seen! The artwork is pure “what if” and not at all what the real MBT-70s (or even the XM-803) looked like. Back when Ft. Knox was the “Home of Armor,” (don’t get me started on THAT) there were about 4 or 5 MBT-70s/XM803s scattered around the place. I haven’t been down there in years so I have NO idea if they’re still there.
Great job, Robert!
david leigh-smith said on February 14, 2019
Like almost everyone, I love seeing these old kits get built. 32nd scale Tamiyas are good for the brain, but these vintage kits hit the heart.
Great stuff, Robert.
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