M48A3
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21 July 2014, 21:08

Thanks Choppa. The tooling is still quite good. It has some flaws (rollers) though.
21 July 2014, 22:15

I have an ESCI T55 and the holes on the wheels aint centered properly but the rest seems nice molded though I do not like the plastic tracks, I would prefer vinyl-rubber tracks
21 July 2014, 22:48

The tracks in this M48 aren't difficult to build, they fit OK. I think all ESCI AFV kits (or most of them at least) had the length & link style of tracks.
21 July 2014, 22:52

no no, mine is a 1:35th scale but I have some 1:48th motorised as well
but having said that you can get some 1:72nd scale RC tanks 🙂
22 July 2014, 00:04

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22 July 2014, 00:05

Great job, Jesus. I enjoyed the step by step article on your site as well.
22 July 2014, 01:19

1:72??? Gosh, thats cool!!!
I too thought its 1:35 scale! Great work, stunning! Nice mixture of chipping and pigments!😄
22 July 2014, 07:47

Choppa, I couldn't even imagine there were 1/72 RC tanks! I wondered why you prefer rubber tracks when every modeller in the world hates them! Now I know. I also built a couple of motorised Academy 1/48 German tanks when I restarted the hobby some years ago. Though funny looking at them running on you room floor, I still prefer static models...🙂
22 July 2014, 08:40

Ola Jesus, just great... Your model is the proof, that bigger is not always better 😉
22 July 2014, 09:46

at first glance, i thought 35 scale! then i read... old esci.. quick build... then i was depressed again 🙂
22 July 2014, 20:09

Come on! It's really an easy build. Don't feel depressed just for this tiny thing... 🙂 Thanks for your comment.
22 July 2014, 20:14
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Italery 1/72. The old ex-ESCI tooling for a quick build and paint to portray an US M48A3 in Vietnam. I used oils and pigments to enhance the weathered look. More pics and a step-by-step article on my site: www.j-models.org