introduction

AFV Club's Australian Centurion was the groundbreaking first of a range of tanks that had been on many a modeler's wish list for decades ... they are all accurate, well designed and build up in to excellent representations of factory fresh vehicles.
However, if you look over photographs of any Aussie Centurion in Vietnam, it will always have plenty of stowage in the turret bustle basket. Sure ... there are plenty of Vietnam era accessory sets about, but the basket is an odd shape, and making all the bits fit can be a bit like trying to solve a Chinese puzzle.

the set

Aussie manufacturer Firestorm - which produces an extensive range of updates and accessories for the Australian Cent - has come up with a simple low cost solution.

Firestorm's Centurion Stowage Set Vietnam is a single block of resin comprising steel and wooden ammo boxes, tarps, webbing and other personal items and even a smoke grenade - the whole lot just drops in to the stowage basket, or you can glue it to the rear of the turret and build the basket around it.