A couple of Cold War Warriors.

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I’d suggest Humbrol 75 for a USMC tanks . The Marines don’t use Olive Drab
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Stikpusher wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:17 am I’d suggest Humbrol 75 for a USMC tanks . The Marines don’t use Olive Drab
Cool - thanks Carlos.

What would it be if it was the US army version? 66?
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Yes, 66 would work for the US Army dark OD used during that era.
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Thanks Carlos!
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Still working on these - just very slowly! :sleep2: :clockwatch:

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According to a recent survey conducted by the occupant of the world renowned Piddle Palace (uh, yours truly), "Slow and steady wins the race. If you are the only contestant."

Good work Stuart. This is looking great.
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Well this is true Lyle - it's about the only race I'd win LOL!

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My turn in the unofficial SPAM Tamiya Tank group build :tank:

Sorry, no Panthers here lol! But both the Chieftain and the M48 are progressing. I've used some milliputt on the gap around the barrel of the Patton to make it look like the Mantle cover - not 100% but then the Tamiya parts were wrong anyway. I've also replaced the loaders hatch handle with wire. The Chieftain is waiting for it's gun cover to be done, and then I can move on and build the rest of the turret.

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I've been pondering why progress has been so slow - but then it occurred to me that I'm building two tanks LOL! :headslap:

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Bravo, old chap!
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Thanks Lyle!
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