1:18 M26 Dragon Wagon - First Draft
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1:18 M26 Dragon Wagon - First Draft
It's a bit underscale as we know, but I thought it turned out ok so far..
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So far, stripped off ten tons of crap (see photo) and added the .50 cal. Next steps will be to correct the third window on the cab and correct the window covers on the front two windows.
If I had two of these, it would be possible to correct the wheel configuration on the M25 cab and the M15 trailer.
I'd also like to add the control box for the winch.
If I had two of these, it would be possible to correct the wheel configuration on the M25 cab and the M15 trailer.
I'd also like to add the control box for the winch.
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Oh and sorry, it's from TRU as part of their Soldier Force line (or whatever they've re-branded it as).
Comes with some guys (including a re-issue of their sniper which imho is the best figure they've ever done) and a helicopter.
Aferg, you'd probably enjoy taking the sound kit from the missle and putting it into the Pegasus V-1. It's really well done. Nice whoosh to launch and a cruising at altitude sound effect that lasts 10 or more seconds.
Comes with some guys (including a re-issue of their sniper which imho is the best figure they've ever done) and a helicopter.
Aferg, you'd probably enjoy taking the sound kit from the missle and putting it into the Pegasus V-1. It's really well done. Nice whoosh to launch and a cruising at altitude sound effect that lasts 10 or more seconds.
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Excellent work, Grunt It is technically under-scaled, but is close enough and most certainly the closest we will ever see that vehicle to true 1:18 scale. Placing a smaller tank (like the Sherman) on the trailer would make the vehicle itself seem larger
There are a few of those "True Heroes" missile vehicles sitting around at my local TRUs and I've been tempted to make one into an M26 myself. Your work has given me even more motivation
There are a few of those "True Heroes" missile vehicles sitting around at my local TRUs and I've been tempted to make one into an M26 myself. Your work has given me even more motivation
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