This is a resin and white metal kit in 1/35 scale by TANK.
Rather different as it first appeared to be solid cast blocks of resin, but when drilling the holes for the rod to set the tracks on I discovered it is actually hollow. So are the outrigger tracks. The resin is extremly soft, and powdery when sanding. The white metal parts leave a lot to be desired, and I replaced a lot of it with scratch-built from plastic stock items. Added the rivets with Tichy Train Group rivets. The one tire was off so much, I basicly carved close to 1/3 away on one side to get it somewhat close to the other three.
I could only find three photos of this "Tank", for references, and have a few more items to change to match-change- or come closer to those I found on one of the Spanish Civil War sites. (Sorry, I'm old and don't take notes, and don't remember which one)

What a neat little beasty, Dave. What is it and who used it?

Wow Dave,you're a brave man for taking a shot at that.Hats off to ya.With little referance,what about this kit/subject attracted you?
cheers!

Pretty kewl. I too like a walk down the path less traveled at times!

interesting piece of armor rivets look very good. good luck on this built and no doubt the result will be very nice....
bestest regards

WOW!!! --Now thats a ittle beauty--------Dave terrific job------Love it to bits
aye
BARV
(GOSMG)

Nicely done Dave,

The one great thing about lack of reference, is that no one will question your work! .

Frank

Thanks guys..
Yep Roderick, those are the only photos I could find also. Thanks for the liks. I like the write up on the SCW site about it, and what a hunk of junk it was, and how it was hated, and a waste of money.
You see... we yanks didn't invent that...... :-)

Disaster has struck..... this is going to require a total rebuild of the rear end....... Just didn't survive the fall from the work bench to the floor........
OH well.... didn't like those metal parts anyway..... and a little more scratching never killed anyone..... :-)