USA 3047999 by Richardphotos
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a model in the Army Museum at the Kingman Airport AZ
Comments (32)
Cool find and capture
Great photo, lighting is perfect... almost feels as if I'm there looking at the model in person.
Cool!
is a nice model and a great capture!
nice model! M5 Stuart light tank. The water cooled .30 caliber machine gun on the turret is interesting, didn't know they mounted that there. Note the post D-Day hedgerow cutter attachment on the front of the vehicle.
I at first thought this was a post of your new car! Oops! Big mistake. As for the paint job - the fellow making this got green paint on the running surfaces of the tires. Should be mud or gravel colored. Otherwise, great looking little buggy! I wonder what scale it's in? Keep up the good work! :-)
very nice,
Read in the internet that usa stationed 4000 more tanks in Bremen germany, wonder what for, maybe war is not far, have a bad feeling and can hope for peace 🙄
Nice shot
Great looking capture, Richard. Interesting info from CleonXXI about the hedgerow cutters on the front. Thought they were an impalement device... :/
Wonderfully detailed model! Fascinating pictures in the background too. I knew a guy who served with Patton. He's RIP now. Excellent picture, my friend.
Great model and photo!
I was a kid who with friends and brothers loved building model tanks & airplanes, etc. We had a whole driveway & yard filled, playing war games. It was great. This brings me back.
wonderful
Fabulous model - great capture!
What a great find! And you really got a super photo of it! Lots of detail!
Fantastic model and great capture! You go to a place like this and it really makes you think about what the world has been through. Thanks for sharing it!:)
Nice exposure.
That is cool, great capture!
Nice capture, I think there was one like that in a D-day museum I went sometimes, a while ago, in Bayeux :)
Nice photo, and superbly modeled!
A very clear photo with excellent details, Richard! Fantastic capture! Bravo!
That's a cool looking model... that builder payed close attention to details on the one...
It's beautiful work.
No problem off-road with those tracks
looks efficient as a peace machine
Cool tank, almost looks like a model.
Super find, thanks for sharing !
American tanks were very lame
Great capture - I've been there!!!