Another Churchill, an M109, a 263 and the Dorchester. All looks good, just wish they'd been a bit more original with the figures, guess the solider holding the dogs collar is a bit different.

If AFV Club's M109 is as good as their Stryker MGS and one doesn't have to paint the infamous MERDC camouflage, then this kit's a must.

Does anyone know the deal with the Amtrac??

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If AFV Club's M109 is as good as their Stryker MGS and one doesn't have to paint the infamous MERDC camouflage, then this kit's a must.

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Ye ain't a tough guy until ye painted a MERDC scheme on a mersheen.

"Red Rocks" Farrell, member of the Whyos gang

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If AFV Club's M109 is as good as their Stryker MGS and one doesn't have to paint the infamous MERDC camouflage, then this kit's a must.

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Ye ain't a tough guy until ye painted a MERDC scheme on a mersheen.

"Red Rocks" Farrell, member of the Whyos gang

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I do paint MERDC. It's just that every time I do the model in MERDC it ends up in the bottom of the wastebasket, or worse, in my cabinet of shame.

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If AFV Club's M109 is as good as their Stryker MGS and one doesn't have to paint the infamous MERDC camouflage, then this kit's a must.

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Ye ain't a tough guy until ye painted a MERDC scheme on a mersheen.

"Red Rocks" Farrell, member of the Whyos gang

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I do paint MERDC. It's just that every time I do the model in MERDC it ends up in the bottom of the wastebasket, or worse, in my cabinet of shame.

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My tank commander would have been quite upset if I binned his tank after applying the MERDC paint, since vehicles were often painted by the individual crews there is no wrong pattern. One unit I was in had it done by the maintaince battalion and there was still quite a bit of varience between tracks.

If you think its hard to get the pattern on 1/35 scale try 1/1. Some of the real ones came out really bad, it all mattered on how much the crew cared.
TC