Looks cool! I love the WWII French camo scheme!!! 

I do recall reading about how Germany and France were working on developing a tank together before they went down their own seperate paths and developed the Leopard and AMX-30 MBTs. This gives a hint of what could have been... upgunned of course Excellent what if project! 

T'anks y'all!

Carlos, I was thinking the exact same thing when I cobbled this up. Plus, it was an excuse to do some funky camo. I actually debated using another color, like pink or pale blue, but had already covered too much of the yellow, so I stopped. Maybe on another one.....

Super cool and way creative! You should come up with a name for it. Maybe Le Ranseur or Le Guisarme? 

Now that's different pretty cool Russ.

It's all about the fun, right? 

Tim, I'd need to learn French first, other than what's on a wine label...

Finished pics:

IMG_3815 - Copy by Russel Baer, on Flickr

IMG_3813 - Copy by Russel Baer, on Flickr

IMG_3812 - Copy by Russel Baer, on Flickr

IMG_3810 - Copy - Copy by Russel Baer, on Flickr

IMG_3801 by Russel Baer, on Flickr

This looks great. I've done some what ifs myself. One of my first was a Sgt. York ADA turret on an Abrams chassis that I've called the Sgt Major York.

The one I've currently been tinkering with is an MBT70 turret on an M60A1 hull. This combination is based off of the fact that the counter rotating turret gave the driver motion sickness, so they took the driver and put him back in the hull. And it assumes the rest of the turret systems work as intended.

I call it the MBT60, but wonder if the 152 mm should be replaced by a 105 or maybe a 120 that was also on the M103.

Oh I missed this when you finished it last month. Great job on this! I like how you even went with the between the wars French camo scheme, as opposed to some boring monotone green typical of the 60's NATO era. 

Ohhhhhhhh very cool! Love the finished photos!!! 

Well thanks!

Rob, I think a gun tube from the M103 would be in the spirit, sounds like a neat project.

Carlos, I had to. You understand, right?