A scale model of my M36A2

[M36A2]

http://www.panzerbaer.de/workshop/seite_27.htm


As you might know, models of a Deuce are hard to find. AFV-club makes a nice modelkit of a M35A2 and a M49A2C in scale 1:35. Since I got a M36A2 I decited to build my own model. Mainly from an AFV kit with some other brand kits combined. On this link to a German site you can see a few pictures of it. I am in the progress of building a M109A3 now. If interested we (-Sniper- and I) have a lot of other military models, all built by me, a lot of Deuces by Roco Minitanks. These are in HO scale (1:87) A few to be seen at: http://www.panzerbaer.de/workshop/seite_24.htm And a few other military vehicles: http://www.panzerbaer.de/workshop/seite_20.htm

Soon I will make a web-log of my own with my models (so far about >500)

 

[-Sniper-]

I have a lot of models.
A lot of models are build by M36A2 paul but I have made models my self to.

Some of paul's model's where my idea to

 

[red devils dude]

nice models guys I could never do that.

 

[Low-Tech-Redneck]

I've been looking for a model of an M35 for a long time, usualy, my local hobby shop would have somthing like that, Bernie has M151's, and German/Russian trucks as well, plus all kinds of ships, aricraft, jets, etc., but no deuces! [complaining]

I may have to go to ebay and find someone with a kit that they're selling

In the mean time, I'll just settle for building them 1:17 scale muscle car kits from Revell, which aren't bad if you take your time with em'

http://redneck.theexitwound.com/pictures/shelby.jpg

http://redneck.theexitwound.com/pictures/chevelle.jpg

http://users.adelphia.net/~exitwound/paul/70Challenger2.jpg

http://users.adelphia.net/~exitwound/paul/othercars/69camaro.jpg

 

[cranetruck]

If you think the Nam-era deuce is hard to find, try finding the M37...

 

[M36A2]

This is the Deuce kit. I can build it for you if having trouble building one yourself..


http://www.modelsforsale.com/listphotos/AFV3504.jpg

 

[M36A2]

If you think the Nam-era deuce is hard to find, try finding the M37...

Skybow is making a 1:35 scale model of the M37 but it isn't available yet. A little more patient please.