Class: Others, Tracked vehicle — Model origin:
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◊ 2006-05-04 11:02 |
It's a 'made for movie' on a M3 Chassis. See the track arrangement - clearly M3 (which is based on the French 'Kegresse' design) and definately not German or Bohemia, who utilized the characteristic German nested wheel arrangement. |
◊ 2006-05-04 11:15 |
I have never seen ANY germnan halftrack with that set of wheels and that shape of the armour around the drivers seat. but! it got a *notek light*, which often misses in the movies. :-)) martin |
◊ 2006-05-04 23:44 |
It's a Sd.Kfz-M3... ![]() Notek lights can easily be welded on.. |
◊ 2006-05-06 02:06 |
It is definitely base on a US halftrack, which were produced by White, Autocar, Diamond T, and International Harvester. The military numbers for these vehicles were M2 (Autocar, White) M3 (Autocar, Diamond T, White) M5 (International Harvester) M9 (International Harvester) plus special versions M4 (White) M13 (Autocar, Diamond T, White) M14 (International Harvester) M15 (Autocar) M16 (White) M17 (International Harvester) M21 (White) T48 (Diamond T) It is impossible to say on which version and thus which producer this conversion is based. As White designed the halftracks and most of White's halftracks were M2 I will use that name. |
◊ 2016-06-25 00:37 |
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