IS the paint correct for WW1???

That is the real paint job. Straight and true.

Nope..would be fun to drive though.I was on a roadtrip for work (I fix jet engines) and on our way back to VT a coworker and I stopped there.We walked around and hardly anyone was around the airfield.We saw the tank at the far end and jumped the fence to check it out.Both of us play WWIIONLINE and are into military stuff.I lifted the front hatch and it was wide open with a ww2 french helmet in it...

add a cameraman..voila

The blue name is my ww2online name which is displayed like that in the game to friendly troops

I saw this one last summer when we came down....are you the one that drives it?? Looks like a lot of fun!! We happened to come down on the same weekend as the county fair-- not cool! But the wife and I had a lot of fun!

Wow,hope you guys don't really think this crate is mine..lol

Just me at the Old Rheinbeck Aerodrome,NY

Very sharp. I looked at a few websites, the best reference shows me that you are really close. It seems that the French used a combo of greens and bright colors, mainly to identify the particular regiments. I say you are on the mark!! nice Ft-17.

Nice 1 to 1 scale FT-17 Vermont. I'd have to dig around in some references to find out if it's accurate or not. I'll gt back to you.