1/35 Meng Char 2C

[stoves]

Finished this today.

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[digger303]

Nicely done. What a contrast in size between the two. How would it compare to a modern tank of today.

[stoves]

Thank you for the nice comment. I don't have any modern tank models to compare it to.

[Kevthemodeller]

Lovely build mate A very interesting the comparison of size I had no idea the Char 2 was that big and 68 tonnes that's heavy even by today's standards let only the 1920's!

[stoves]

Thank you for the nice comment.