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New Willy 6WD and British Centurion released
- Thread starter airfighter55
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airfighter55
Charter Member
This release for CFS3 !!
Sorry I have forgotten
It is for CFS3 !
airfighter55
Sorry I have forgotten
It is for CFS3 !
airfighter55
HouseHobbit
Charter Member
Wonderful!!
Thanks very Much!
More rejoicing!!
Thanks very Much!
More rejoicing!!
Pat Pattle
SOH-CM-2025
Nice work Renatus and Joost :0).
The Centurion arrived too late for ww2 but was used in Korea.
The Centurion arrived too late for ww2 but was used in Korea.
airfighter55
Charter Member
Hi Clive,
you are right, but Development of the tank began in 1943 and manufacture of the Centurion began in January 1945, six prototypes arriving in Belgium, perhaps a little bit late.
What do you think about an old british Comet for cfs3 ?
you are right, but Development of the tank began in 1943 and manufacture of the Centurion began in January 1945, six prototypes arriving in Belgium, perhaps a little bit late.
What do you think about an old british Comet for cfs3 ?
Always had a fondness for the Centurion back in my plastic modelling days. Kitbashed more copies of the Airfix Centurion than I care to recall, producing everything from a Mk 1 to a Mk 13, with diversions via the AVRE and bridgelayers along the way; doubt I'd have the patience (or the eyesight) these days. :-D
Modelled more than a few Comets as well, courtesy of Matchbox. A lovely little tank, more than capable of taking out anything (including the Tiger), you have to wonder what British & Canadian tank formations could have achieved at Goodwood or Market-Garden if they had been fully equipped with this little beauty.
Modelled more than a few Comets as well, courtesy of Matchbox. A lovely little tank, more than capable of taking out anything (including the Tiger), you have to wonder what British & Canadian tank formations could have achieved at Goodwood or Market-Garden if they had been fully equipped with this little beauty.
FOO FIGHTER
Charter Member
Excellent work! 
More WW II/Korea vehicles please!
Very excited to see such detailed models with equally detailed texture mapping. Ditto for the Tigers as well.
Well done, thank you!
More WW II/Korea vehicles please!
Very excited to see such detailed models with equally detailed texture mapping. Ditto for the Tigers as well.
Well done, thank you!