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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: oakranger on September 01, 2011, 11:30:12 PM
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Full Scale Exact Size Replica Stuart M3A1 Tank
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Full-Scale-Exact-Size-Replica-Stuart-M3A1-Tank-/370517056735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5644899cdf#ht_1577wt_1163 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Full-Scale-Exact-Size-Replica-Stuart-M3A1-Tank-/370517056735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5644899cdf#ht_1577wt_1163)
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Must have it...
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Treize, why not get the real thing? Of course shipping from the UK could get pricey :D
http://www.ww2f.com/wwii-today/27361-money-tank-16-ww2-stuart-tanks-imported-into-uk.html (http://www.ww2f.com/wwii-today/27361-money-tank-16-ww2-stuart-tanks-imported-into-uk.html)
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It'll prob be bought be some reenactment group.
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Dear santa...
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A stuart..............ill pass
Now if they build a Tiger I............... :aok
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Difference between a Stuart and a Tiger is that you could take a Stuart someplace. Trying to trailer a Tiger anywhere
sounds like a huge hassle :aok Of course being from Illinoisy, not having a concealed weapon permit wouldn't be a
problem for a Tiger :lol
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Guess I could play redneck and buy the stuart just so I can take the treads off and sit it on concrete blocks in the front yard :D
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Guess I could play redneck and buy the stuart just so I can take the treads off and sit it on concrete blocks in the front yard :D
:aok
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A stuart..............ill pass
Now if they build a Tiger I............... :aok
Heck with that, I'd rather have a Panzer IIIJ or a Panzer IIL 'Luchs'- stuff that's light, fast, mean looking, and can go just about anywhere. Why would you spend all that money for a tank you couldn't take out unless it hadn't rained in the previous week?
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your all pansies. id buy a P47D25 and fly everywhere i go. yes. even to the store to pick up groceries.
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your all pansies. id buy a P47D25 and fly everywhere i go. yes. even to the store to pick up groceries.
This!
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your all pansies. id buy a P47D25 and fly everywhere i go. yes. even to the store to pick up groceries.
I dont know....it might get dented in the parking lot................
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Treize, why not get the real thing? Of course shipping from the UK could get pricey :D
http://www.ww2f.com/wwii-today/27361-money-tank-16-ww2-stuart-tanks-imported-into-uk.html (http://www.ww2f.com/wwii-today/27361-money-tank-16-ww2-stuart-tanks-imported-into-uk.html)
From the article...
Mike is nothing if not hands on and, in August 2008, flew out to Brazil with nothing in his luggage except loading straps and chains. There, in conditions that would give a UK health and safety person a fit, and with the help of a couple of farm labourers, a hired teleporter, much sweat and not a little blood, he loaded the 16 tanks (each of which weighs around 14 tons) plus 60 tons of associated spares into 10 containers.
Beam up the tanks Scotty!
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That would sure make a mess of the transporter room, eh Captn? :lol
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That would sure make a mess of the transporter room, eh Captn? :lol
Beam it all to the cargo bay Number one..................
(http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z207/Pimpzdog/JeanLucPicard.jpg)
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I dont know....it might get dented in the parking lot................
forget the parking lot. im landing it on the roof!
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That would sure make a mess of the transporter room, eh Captn? :lol
All you need is 1" thick transparent aluminum box to beam them into. I mean, it worked with Humpback whales......
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must be a Sanderson teleporter. 4x4x4 farm loader with a tele arm, great machine :aok
I tipped one forward several times tesing the extension limit with hay bales - that was pretty hairy :uhoh crab steering was interesting, not sure how useful it is tho (dont try it on hardstanding, it'll shake your fillings out.)