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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:32 pm
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Hi Folks!

Check out this model P-O found at West Point.

Looks like the old Renwal Blue Print kit. Who ever did that set up should have removed the transport arms from the gun carrage and left them on their primer movers. I had one of those kits many years ago. Still have most of the old Adams 1/40 version.

Check out the cab roofs under the M2 50 cal ring mounts. On the Renwal kit, it was solid. On the Adams kits, it was open.

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