the Brute Class Land Ironclad

[Dr. The Viking]

Ain't this a bit small to be an ironclad? I'd call it a tank any other day,..

[commissarmoody]

well I like it!

[Thunderchicken]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rivets..........

I'm with you on that one brother.

Nice work Baron.

[answer_is_42]

Ain't this a bit small to be an ironclad? I'd call it a tank any other day,..

It’s clad in iron, isn’t it?
The original name for the tank was the 'Landship'. Interestingly, if you go to Bovington tank museum one of the earliest tanks has a plaque that reads ‘HML-S’.

[Dr. The Viking]

Ain't this a bit small to be an ironclad? I'd call it a tank any other day,..

It’s clad in iron, isn’t it?
The original name for the tank was the 'Landship'. Interestingly, if you go to Bovington tank museum one of the earliest tanks has a plaque that reads ‘HML-S’.

OK, very well.. I'm new to VSF and thought there was a distinction between ironclads and steam tanks.

[Chairface]

I love this model! Well done.

[Schweizer]

I would be up for a builders contest

Seconded!

Also, what were used to make the larger rivets on the indiana jones-based tank (I recognized it instantly, because I bought one myself to use as a guide for making a 20mm version)?  They're so uniform, they seem almost like lego pegs.

[BaronVonJ]

Those rivets on the Indy tank were already there.

[Schweizer]

Not the ones on the tank part; the ones on the upper section, where the figures are standing.

[BaronVonJ]

That's just plastic rod, cut into coins.

[Malamute]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rivets..........

I'm with you on that one brother.

Nice work Baron.

Amen to that.

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