Special like for Sir Kenneth

[Rudi Richardson]

Found this site via Jim Johnston's blog: Half-Track Truck skeleton near Hole in the rock, Utah

Of course knowing you.... you've probably seen these pics before... :laugh:

 

[lupanzer]

...nice pics...thanks for sharing!

Luiz.

 

[Tim A.]

Interesting photo's
They even took shifter knob.

Tim

 

[Rudi Richardson]

You're welcome, guys

Be sure to check out the other pics on that site... this one just caught my attention as well... Sherman?
The diamond mine vehicle graveyard of Namibia

 

[Sherman 18]

Yep that is a welded hull Sherman

 

[shawngehling]

These are pretty sweet (I mean Rusty)...
Thanks for sharing.
Shawn

 

[Ken Abrams]

Rudi Richardson wrote:

Of course knowing you.... you've probably seen these pics before... :laugh:

Thanks for thinking of me Rudi but you're right, I've seen these before. On one of the restoration forums an owner of a hafltrack posted these.

...and judging by the lack of frame length behind that rear idle sprocket I'd say it's an M2 not an M3 the poster questions himself about.

 

[rob ferreira]

:woohoo: Looks like I may have found a future project, or two. I would have to get the old Tamiya kit for the halftrack, it would be a shame to only use half the parts from a Dragon kit.
Thanks for posting the link, some cool, I mean rusty stuff there.

Rob
www.scratchmod.com

 

[moon puppy]

Did you see the abandoned seaplane gateguard?

 

[Ken Abrams]

rob ferreira wrote:

:woohoo: Looks like I may have found a future project, or two. I would have to get the old Tamiya kit for the halftrack, it would be a shame to only use half the parts from a Dragon kit.
Thanks for posting the link, some cool, I mean rusty stuff there.

Rob
www.scratchmod.com

Rob,

I have a few old Tamiya kits in the stash, when we hook up for a club meeting, I'll bring one you can have if you promise to show me how you do your handy work with it.

I actually have quite a few time period pictures of disabled/destroyed half tracks you may like as well as a handful of modern pictures of one track found in the woods if you prefer a modern derelict.

Talk to you soon.