Thanks Paul... I hope to do this great subject proud. Trying to determine how detailed to make the engine. I might add a mechanic figure working on it as they are loading the wounded.

Thanks Bill.

Paul, it's unknown vehicle to me as well. There are markings for one Belgian and four Royal Naval Air Service cars: one operated in Persia, one in Austria (with Russian roundels) and two unknowns.

After looking over a number of kits I selected the Tamiya Mk IV. It is motorized, something I'm a bit skeptical about but the parts look great in the box. I have long wanted to build one of these tanks and am looking forward to digging into this one.

This first pic shows the shrink wrap still on. I always enjoy that first opening!

I built that kit earlier this year , great little kit and the motorised feature is way cooler than it has any right to be - played around with it before I weathered it up ,trundled around at a nice scale speed and looked really good climbing over obstacles (A Hand )