What To Do With those Odd Size Figures.

[RichB]

A photo of LtGen Sir Brian Horrocks, Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery and MajGen Sir Colin 'Tiny' Barber.

MajGen Barber was 6'9" and believed to be the tallest man in the British Army during WW2. FM Montgomery is believed to be 5'7" (although his height seems to still be a military secret) and LtGen Horrocks was about 5'11".

Cheers,
RichB

 

[paddy]

I found this picture of him, what is this tank with no drivers hatch ?

 

[Sharkmouth]

I found this picture of him, what is this tank with no drivers hatch ?
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It is an Achilles and there are indeed hatches:

 

[RichB]

I found this picture of him, what is this tank with no drivers hatch ?
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It's a M10C Achilles 17 pdr. The driver and co-driver hatches are there, the periscopes are just visible. Their hatches couldn't be opened when the is rotated forward. The way the turret is rotated in the picture the co-drivers hatch could be opened. The driver and co-driver could get in and out thru the open top turret because there was no turret basket.

Cheers,
RichB

 

[moon puppy]

He was a big'ol fella.
I knew a man who was tank platoon commander in the 3rd Army. He stood every bit of 5'3" and was 125lbs on his best day. Blokes just weren't that big back then.

 

[paddy]

I should have known that... I did build one a while back

 

[Heavens Eagle]

I now have a BIG M10 on the shelf for down the road. I am enjoying the big armor builds.

 

[paddy]

These convertible or Cabriolet as we say , Tanks do off a fantastic opportunity to detail inside in larger scales i bet.

 

[moon puppy]

Tanks do off a fantastic opportunity to detail inside in larger scales i bet.

Sounds like Paddy's sniffin the big scale bait.

 

[Heavens Eagle]

Here are a couple of photos of Jef V's 1/16th M3 half track. O-M-G!!!