Tankfest, a day out at Bovington (Updated)

Great photos jon,thank you for sharing. Tigers rule!

Best wishes,
Lynn Bigford

QUOTE: Originally posted by ShermanFirefly The m22 locust was the smalles and lightest american tank of ww2. It was a 2 man dan designed to be air-portable. Armed with a 37mm and had 25mm armour. They saw action once in the rhine crossing in 1945.

Too much to hope for that someone makes a kit of it?


M.

I have no clue if someone makes a kit of it. If anyone does know, I'm guessing it would be shermanfreak as it is a baby sherman.

Great job, I know how hard it is to get good indoor pix.

To anyone out there who might have ref., I am looking for pictures of the hydrolic lines on the M-60/M60A1Dozer tank from the accumulator forward to the manifold .
I sat parked next to one for 2yrs and I'm darned if I can remember, ('course it was 35 yrs ago) Thanks

Welcome to the forums Lynn Bigford and mrwidgeon

MarianLH i dont know if there is a kit of the Locust but there is a kit of the Tetrarch wich is the british version and just as small, the Locust was used by the British 6th Airborn Division in the Rhine river crossing

heres another photo