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jknaus

jknaus

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Lulubelle shouldn't be too far off.


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Lulubelle (tank from the great movie Sahara) is clearly an early M3 but it also had the grouser rack on front. Edwards makes one..but the size is wrong, shock right? Grousers will not fit inside.

James is that from Miniart?
 
Looks like scratch building will still be required for those of us who would want to build a late delivery Canadian M3 Lee with its extra stowage boxes, fuel tank, mud chutes and sundry other British fittings.

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An early delivery vehicle can be made from a US M3 Lee as they were transferred directly from US Army stocks.

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Cheers,
Rich
 
Hey Rich, look at the Australian M3, it looks to have different arrangement back there. It would also be fitting for the Jim Belushi version of Sahara.
 
As a result of seeing Boghart in that movie, as a kid I thought that the 75mm gun was for shooting down aircraft.... :pilot
 
I knew I would get that backwards! At any rate, the 37mm was not known for it's AA capabilities. Still a neat movie.
 
MrT said:
No M3A1????

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Was the M3 known for it's ability to get stuck? I've seen a picture of one taken during maneuvers in SC, it's busted through a bridge about to fall into a river. Think it was around Lancaster SC.
 
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