In 1/35 there are good kits of the UE tractor, S-35, Char B1 bis, Leclerc, AMX-30, etc.

Tiger models has a lot, including wheeled vehicles.
https://www.scalemates.com/brands/tiger-model--4939

Y'all have more selections of French equipment in 1/35 plastic than we do in Braille Scale. We only have a very small handful of options in Braille Scale. I know of the Leclerc from RoG, the 4x4 VAB by Heller Char Bis from Trumpeter and R-35 from S Model. Ace is set to release the Panhard VBL. Count your blessings
Cheers
Charle

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It Seems to Me that Some people can't comprehend the Question in the First place, and others know little about the Hobby in general, or even How to use A Search feature in the first place !!!!!!!!! |: Now I will Confess that I am not A Rocket Expert; But It never fails to Amaze me the answer's that some people post !
CHEERS; MIKE.

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It Seems to Me that Some people can't comprehend the Question in the First place, and others know little about the Hobby in general, or even How to use A Search feature in the first place !!!!!!!!! |: Now I will Confess that I am not A Rocket Expert; But It never fails to Amaze me the answer's that some people post !
CHEERS; MIKE.

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Down, Boy. Not everyone is equally Internet or forum savvy. Besides, the question has provoked a good discussion and I, for one, have learned a lot.

The next moan could come from me about the near total absence of 1/35 models of Swedish armour from the late 1920's to early 1960's

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The next moan could come from me about the near total absence of 1/35 models of Swedish armour from the late 1920's to early 1960's

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What? The Swedes actually had some armor during the 1920's - early 60's? Who would have figured that!

Bring that moan ON, Robin!

The correct spelling is 'Dalarna', only one 'l'.
Do you know which part of Dalarna she came from?
/ Robin

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It Seems to Me that Some people can't comprehend the Question in the First place, and others know little about the Hobby in general, or even How to use A Search feature in the first place !!!!!!!!! |: Now I will Confess that I am not A Rocket Expert; But It never fails to Amaze me the answer's that some people post !
CHEERS; MIKE.

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Down, Boy. Not everyone is equally Internet or forum savvy. Besides, the question has provoked a good discussion and I, for one, have learned a lot.

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The next moan could come from me about the near total absence of 1/35 models of Swedish armour from the late 1920's to early 1960's

The next moan could come from me about the near total absence of 1/35 models of Swedish armour from the late 1920's to early 1960's

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Hi;

It Seems to Me that Some people can't comprehend the Question in the First place, and others know little about the Hobby in general, or even How to use A Search feature in the first place !!!!!!!!! |: Now I will Confess that I am not A Rocket Expert; But It never fails to Amaze me the answer's that some people post !
CHEERS; MIKE.

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Down, Boy. Not everyone is equally Internet or forum savvy. Besides, the question has provoked a good discussion and I, for one, have learned a lot.

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The next moan could come from me about the near total absence of 1/35 models of Swedish armour from the late 1920's to early 1960's

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Then there are the WWII-era STRV-series kits that HOBBY BOSS has been peddling for the last few years... They count, don't they???

With all due respect for the community, am I banging my head on the table?

Yes, I did google before posting here, and as I said on my earlier post. In fact, I hold myself for over a year before posting this. If you even read my initial post, I focus on tank rather than every type of AFV. Also, I already said/wrote that I know about the existence of the French tanks on the market. I was, and still, asking why so many tanks that can be made but they are not.

Here is some of the tanks I want to see:
ARL-44 90mm (the most known one, 1946) and ALR-44 ACL-1 (the original model 1944)
AMX-50/100 and AMX-50/120
AMX-50 Foch (turretless version of the AMX-50)
AMX M4 and Lorraine 40t (prototype for the medium tank with oscillating turret to stay in between the AMX-50 and AMX-13)
Cannon d'Assault (CA) Lorraine (predecessor of the Lorraine 40t)
SOMUA SM
Batignolles-Chatillon (Bat.Chat) 25t
The AMX ELC series (ELC EVEN 30, ELC EVEN 90 and ELC Bis, all of them are still in Saumur)
Lorraine 155mm

These are all the tank that made they way to the adoption or at least the functional prototype stage. Some of them are considered failure, but rather failure on the logistic plan of the French army back then. Otherwise, if we take the same parameters, the German Tiger II would also be failure, even greater than these post war French tanks. Even Soviet heavy logistic failure tanks like IS-4, IS-7 and T-10 to some extend, get kits.

I appreciate the replies and critics. This question is better to ask to manufacturers and not the builder community. I apologise.

Ng. M Ng

With all due respect for the community, am I banging my head on the table?

Yes, I did google before posting here, and as I said on my earlier post. In fact, I hold myself for over a year before posting this. If you even read my initial post, I focus on tank rather than every type of AFV. Also, I already said/wrote that I know about the existence of the French tanks on the market. I was, and still, asking why so many tanks that can be made but they are not.

Here is some of the tanks I want to see:
ARL-44 90mm (the most known one, 1946) and ALR-44 ACL-1 (the original model 1944)
AMX-50/100 and AMX-50/120
AMX-50 Foch (turretless version of the AMX-50)
AMX M4 and Lorraine 40t (prototype for the medium tank with oscillating turret to stay in between the AMX-50 and AMX-13)
Cannon d'Assault (CA) Lorraine (predecessor of the Lorraine 40t)
SOMUA SM
Batignolles-Chatillon (Bat.Chat) 25t
The AMX ELC series (ELC EVEN 30, ELC EVEN 90 and ELC Bis, all of them are still in Saumur)
Lorraine 155mm

These are all the tank that made they way to the adoption or at least the functional prototype stage. Some of them are considered failure, but rather failure on the logistic plan of the French army back then. Otherwise, if we take the same parameters, the German Tiger II would also be failure, even greater than these post war French tanks. Even Soviet heavy logistic failure tanks like IS-4, IS-7 and T-10 to some extend, get kits.

I appreciate the replies and critics. This question is better to ask to manufacturers and not the builder community. I apologise.

Ng. M Ng