Can anyone identify these tanks for me?

[therepoman]

I got these in a random lot that I picked up.



They looked Russian to me, but I couldn't find anything indicating what they were; either American or Russian.

[jamesmanto]

Little one looks like an M24 Chaffee and the big one is the M26 Pershing I'd say. Both late WW2/Korea.

[gamer Mac]

Little one looks like an M24 Chaffee and the big one is the M26 Pershing I'd say. Both late WW2/Korea.

Thats what they look like to me as well

[Arlequín]

Same here. 

[postal]

yep two very nice tanks very american how much did you pick them up for if you dont mind me asking?

[Bugsda]

I've seen the Battle of the Bulge lots of times, one's a Sherman and the other's a King Tiger 

[therepoman]

yep two very nice tanks very american how much did you pick them up for if you dont mind me asking?

I got them in a lot of 15mm american tanks, I just didn't recognize them.

Thanks everyone for the help! any idea of the manufacturer?

[SgtPerry]

I've seen the Battle of the Bulge lots of times, one's a Sherman and the other's a King Tiger 

 

[fastolfrus]

any idea of the manufacturer?

Ford or General Motors ?

:~}

[fitterpete]

Are they resin or metal?
BF used to make both tanks.I sold about 15 Pershings and 15 Chaffees from BF when I got out of 15mm WW2.
Pete

[therepoman]

Are they resin or metal?
BF used to make both tanks.I sold about 15 Pershings and 15 Chaffees from BF when I got out of 15mm WW2.
Pete

They're both resin... I don't see either on the BF site, unless I'm blind, which is a distinct possibility.

[fitterpete]

I don't pay attention to the BF stuff anymore much but I'm pretty sure they make the Pershing for late war again.When they went with army books a few years ago they started with mid war and pulled all the late and early figures.
Edit no your not blind I guess they never got around to  redoing it.I never understood why they pulled all those models in the first place when they all ready had them out typical dumb move for them though

[Cosmotiger]

I've seen the Battle of the Bulge lots of times, one's a Sherman and the other's a King Tiger 

Yep, they fought in the Ardennes "Forest," which looks curiously like an open plain.

[Arlequín]

Not forgetting the mountain tunnels the train runs through and the sunny arid terrain of central Spain eastern Belgium, which is known for an incredibly fast rate of snow-thawing due to its weird and unusual climate.

I am surprised that so many of you made a fundamental mistake though.... this is a King Tiger

[Col. Aubrey Bagshot]

I'm Spartacus....