The site has a lot of 'Buete' M3's.I always wanted to do one like this one:

https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/usa/armoured-vehicles-2/m3_halftrack-2/m3-halftrack2/

https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/usa/armoured-vehicles-2/m3_halftrack-2/m3-halftrack-23/

What are the racks for, German rockets?

JohnA

Sorry to hear about your Dad passing last year Randall. I hope this is the kit for you to get your mojo back on. Looking forward to seeing this one on the shelf, not the trash

Okay folks, my apologies here...I completely overlooked the fact that this is an Armorama campaign I tend to use the KitMaker Network as one all-encompassing community and almost always forget that it's split up into different subject communities.

That being said, the rules just talk about "vehicles," not ground vehicles in particular. In fact, rule 6 states "6) vehicles may be track or wheel (or any other way)". I think I'm making a damn good argument to let a captured Spitfire into this campaign, but of course I'll wait for the full judgement.

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Okay folks, my apologies here...I completely overlooked the fact that this is an Armorama campaign I tend to use the KitMaker Network as one all-encompassing community and almost always forget that it's split up into different subject communities.

That being said, the rules just talk about "vehicles," not ground vehicles in particular. In fact, rule 6 states "6) vehicles may be track or wheel (or any other way)". I think I'm making a damn good argument to let a captured Spitfire into this campaign, but of course I'll wait for the full judgement.

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According to the Wikipedia a vehicle is a transport of cargo, people, trucks, cars, wheel carts, trains, trams, ships, boats, aircraft and spaceships. I would think a Spitfire would meet the definition of a vehicle.

Mark

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a rules-clarification to join this campaign. I recently acquired an old AMT-Ertl Spitfire kit (in the spirit of "Under New Management", I got this kit from someone in my IPMS chapter clearing out their stash for charity). I'd like to do this kit in IAF service. As I understand the history, Israel got their Spits in two ways:
1, best-case scenario: bought from Czechoslovakia as they purged their Western equipment in favor of Soviet-supplied planes;
2, worst-case scenario: cobbled together from downed Egyptian Spits and RAF scrapyard spares.

If I say that my model is one of the latter Egyptian-RAF hybrids, would it qualify for the campaign? Looking forward to the judgement

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Hi everyone, I'm looking for a rules-clarification to join this campaign. I recently acquired an old AMT-Ertl Spitfire kit (in the spirit of "Under New Management", I got this kit from someone in my IPMS chapter clearing out their stash for charity). I'd like to do this kit in IAF service. As I understand the history, Israel got their Spits in two ways:
1, best-case scenario: bought from Czechoslovakia as they purged their Western equipment in favor of Soviet-supplied planes;
2, worst-case scenario: cobbled together from downed Egyptian Spits and RAF scrapyard spares.

If I say that my model is one of the latter Egyptian-RAF hybrids, would it qualify for the campaign? Looking forward to the judgement

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Hey,
As this being an Armorama campaign, the "ground" is kind of "built-in"... If you want to participate, go ahead but if you want the ribbon you would have to enter a ground vehicle too.

I’d still like to know where you heard of a captured St C, Nathan