Ossie, was it the old Littlefield collection vehicle they measured? It had the early tracks IIRC, as well as the "Aces High" markings in the AFV Club build-up. (Academy gave part of this scheme, but crucially left out the name & playing cards.)

The real things were no doubt upgraded over time to T142 tracks among other things, so they'd need to put a bunch of extras in the box to cover all bases. I can sources new tracks and alli wheels if the base kit is as good as it looks, but first I need to justify a third A2 to go with the Adler/Esci and Academy ones in my collection!

i forgot the gentleman who took the pictures etc for AFV CLUB but publicly i like to thank you to him , ok the number on the front towing eye is 4073
on the bin it says us army JK006C it is in OD. and is on a plinth next to a sign like a army camp r something

C-23,my ride in '76 was 4863,JK00B5,and according to some facts only about 560+ were made. What was the first serial number,4700 perhaps?

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i forgot the gentleman who took the pictures etc for AFV CLUB but publicly i like to thank you to him , ok the number on the front towing eye is 4073
on the bin it says us army JK006C it is in OD. and is on a plinth next to a sign like a army camp r something

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It was me. That tank is at a veteran's hall in East Brady (Brady's Bend) PA, and I took photographs for you.

https://goo.gl/maps/5UNFbspfHVC2



And it's 4703 rather than 4073:



KL