I can't see your pictures, Henrique.

Sorry,

However I cannot insert them, only by Copy /Paste and then they disapeared...

Ironfalcon

Sorry,

However I cannot insert them, only by Copy /Paste and then they disapeared...

 

 

If you are trying to put them up from your computer, they won't take.  Have to use a 3rd party site like Flikr, PB, ImageShack, etc.

OK, the basic issue is that you can't paste images on this site. It kills their bandwidth. You need to paste a link to the image stored somewhere else.

Thanks for your clarification.

Just add links to Dropbox in my original post.

Tell me if it works.

Links work for me, but can't help with identification, sorry, just not an armor guy.

Without installing the Dropbox app, I can only see a very tiny thumbnail photo on my phone that stays open for two seconds before it closes out and is replaced by an advertisement. But, it looked to me like you have a M551 Sheridan, a Stug III, a Jagdpanzer IV, and a M113 FSV in the photos, but two seconds really isn't that much time to get a good look at a photo that is 3/4" x 3/4" in size.

The last one does look like the Tamiya M113 Fire Support Vehicle.

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KT is correct the third one is the Jagdpanzer IV "Lang". That's probably also the old Tamiya kit, but I wouldn't know.

The first one is a weird toy.

Can you shine a flashlight down one of the open hatches? There might be a label on the inside lower plate. 

Hello!

The last one, looking like a mini-Sherman is an M113 with the Saladin Turret - I believe Tamiya offered one like that:

Hope it helps - have a nice day

Paweł

The first one....sorta...looks like an AMX 30 missing it's gun. From your grid that would be 1/72 scale. Heller made one, but it isn't all that crude. And the commanders cupola is a little more involved. But whoever put this together was doing sloppy work, so who knows.

The second one is a Stug 3. I'd guess it's Tamiya. The main gun is either broken or glued in crookedly.

Hi,

The 2nd one looks like it could be some sort of Stug III variant, similar perhaps to one of these;

As others have pointed out, the last one looks like maybe an M113 with an upgraded turret (perhaps like the one listed with an FSV turret at this link )

Hi,

The 3rd one looks like it might be some sort of Jagpanzer IV like shown below

GMorrison

The first one....sorta...looks like an AMX 30 missing it's gun. From your grid that would be 1/72 scale. Heller made one, but it isn't all that crude. And the commanders cupola is a little more involved. But whoever put this together was doing sloppy work, so who knows.

 

I had to break out the laptop to get a better peek at things and I think that you're right about this one being an AMX 30. With the view that I had, all that I could make out in two seconds was the short barrel and what I mistook to be a spotlight like you would find on the M551. But, with a more stable view, I see a great deal more than my phone would allow. Definitely not a Sheridan, but some of the details are really strange looking. It might be the old Heller kit from '82 (?) 

For everyone who is having problems seeing the rest of the OP's photos, here you go:

Stug III - GMorrison's right again. That casemate for the gun is far from centered.

Jagdpanzer IV missing a few parts.

M113 FSV, again missing parts.

Hope this helps the OP out!

Hi,

Looking more closely at the 1st image, I believe that it may be an Otaki 1/48 scale AMX-30 model.  Specifically, in looking at Scalemates and other sites on the internet, the 1/72 scale and 1/35 scale AMX-30 models from Heller (as well as the 1/35 scale model from Meng) appear to have round "air vents" on the aft upper deck of the hull, while the picture from the OP shows a square one.

This site on the internet appears to size a rectangular vent on the Otaki model.  In addition some small hatches on the upper hull sides, the "ribs" just aft of the headlights, and the shape of the front of the turret also appear to match the OPs photo. 

Regards

Pat

Interesting, there are a LOT of AMX 30 models on Scalemates.

I'm pretty sure that this one is 1/72. His grid shows it around 130 mm long. Multiply that by 72 and you get 9.36 M, which is pretty close to the actual length.

Those horrible storage baskets remind me of the ones on the Heller 1/35 AMX 13.

Those ribs on the fender are pretty weird.

They look pretty rough and missing lots of parts.  Personally, I would trash them and start over with new kits.  To each their own though.

HeavyArty

They look pretty rough and missing lots of parts.  Personally, I would trash them and start over with new kits.  To each their own though.

 

What a mess this thing was.

But it is a $ 50 kit, so I think it's worth a try.

To the OP- I'd probably start fresh unless you have the missing parts in a box.

The AMX is garbage, the two german subjects are ok but you'll end up buying a second kit each to get the parts. The last model is a toss as the subject is kind of unusual, but a new kit can be had for less than $ 30.00.