This is not really news,they have been showing them in one of the ads in the left hand side for awhile.

this tank coming to late in ww2.

what do't they make 240mm SP gun?

Richard: companies choose to make subjects for which they have good and reliable photos and/or drawings. The T92 is located on an active Army post (TACOM in Warren, MI). If you notice the concentration of AFV Club subjects -- they tend to lead heavily toward AFVs used by the Taiwan military.

Hi Everyone i do have this kit and it is really good , it has a resin turret which is as good as a plastic one. turret does have basic detail internally . i intend to build it very soon so i show you what it looks like when complete. ossie

Should we consider this the first (hopefully of many) US/Allied "Paper Panzers"?

I wish Dragon would do the WW2 Canadian Sherman version.

I'm still a wee bit amazed that a Skink has not been kitted in styrene. They actually saw combat in WW2 too!

I'm still a wee bit amazed that a Skink has not been kitted in styrene. They actually saw combat in WW2 too![/quote] Graeme, I can't imagine that you're that surprised that a Canadian type with a single vehicle in combat, the Skink, hasn't been kitted when the Ram, with hundreds used as Kangaroos, OPs and for training in the UK also hasn't seen the styrene light of day. :-) Paul