A very good review you have done here Jason and I particularly enjoyed and agree with your conclusions which clarifies there is better out there if you want to spend 3 or 4 times as much as this costs, but that this kit makes a reasonable and cost effective Canadian LAV III from the box. Well done.

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A very good review you have done here Jason and I particularly enjoyed and agree with your conclusions which clarifies there is better out there if you want to spend 3 or 4 times as much as this costs, but that this kit makes a reasonable and cost effective Canadian LAV III from the box. Well done.

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Thanks for getting my take on the review Darren.

I honestly never thought in my time I would actually see an OOB Canadian AFV....we modify the heck out of everything!.....and now we have a LAV III, a LAV III TUA, a Leopard 2A6M CAN, and you can easily build a Canadian Centurion variant with AFV Club's Centurion Mk.5/2 / 6 NATO kit.......what's next?

and now we have a LAV III, a LAV III TUA, a Leopard 2A6M CAN, and you can easily build a Canadian Centurion variant with AFV Club's Centurion Mk.5/2 / 6 NATO kit.......what's next?

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and now we have a LAV III, a LAV III TUA, a Leopard 2A6M CAN, and you can easily build a Canadian Centurion variant with AFV Club's Centurion Mk.5/2 / 6 NATO kit.......what's next?

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Trumpeter's Grizzly and Cougar by the looks of things!

Then if I had to guess, an AFV Club Centurion ARV, and a Trumpeter Bison. Grand days indeed.

Great Review Jason
Nice addition
Now we need to wait to see the kit from Milo

Cheers
Seb

Please excuse my ignorance, but in order to build the version actually used in Bosnia I would need to skip/remove the add-on armor, correct?



Thanks!

-Ales