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Doug_Kibbey

Really nice job. M1919 MG's instead of M60's (apparently for technical reasons in building). Rubber track pads, mucho work.

Be sure to view all the pages showing the metal fabrication and pre-paint conditions.

www.onesixthwarriors.c...-last.html

Roy_A_Lingle

Hi Folks! Hi Doug!

Very interesting job! The M1919s are super wrong, but maybe he had some/could get some 30 cals.

Thanks for the info.
Sgt, Scouts out!

Doug_Kibbey

- Roy_A_Lingle

Hi Folks! Hi Doug!

Very interesting job! The M1919s are super wrong, but maybe he had some/could get some 30 cals.

Thanks for the info.
Sgt, Scouts out!

My guess is that is what he had access to in that scale. OTOH, he's in the Philippines and they may well have had some vehicles equipped that way based on stocks of suitable MG's. Certainly I can't think of an objection to actually having those if that's what you've got...pretty serviceable weapon.

Edit to add:

Yep, it was a scratchbuilding issue, since he was working in metal..from the original thread:

Originally Posted by Apache26 View Post
"Again, excellent, but why Browning .30 cals instead of M-60's? Is this going to be a South Vietnamese M-113?"

"Sorry...cant do the m60s, too hard for me to scratch-build it in metal, unlike the .30 cal mg .....anyways, thanks for the compliment guys"

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