Phil Marchese Will be watching. US ARMY Rangers used these for fire support in Italian mountains and as shown on the box, the USMC Marines had introduced these by at least the New Britian/Cape Glouchester campaign. There are some great photos of each that can inspire a setting.
3. July 2014 at 14:03:17
Arne Greve I will build it as an USMC Vehicle. And you, Hunter?
3. July 2014 at 14:35:23
Hunter Cummins If I ever get the chance to get one lol I will also do a USMC vehical
3. July 2014 at 14:41:43
Arne Greve @Phil The US Army used it in the North African Campaign too. And I guess, the Commonwealth Troops used it in Normandy. But that is a point, I will look in my books.
3. July 2014 at 14:43:37
Phil Marchese Arne, North Africa campaign might yield some impromptu schemes.
3. July 2014 at 14:57:56
Urban Gardini The only markings one need for this beauty is the British ones with the BIG roundel on the hood.
3. July 2014 at 16:55:36
Arne Greve @Urban You mean the big crossaim for the dive bomber?
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