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I know, that’s why I wonder who does the actual scale measurements on something like this. I haven’t gotten up the courage to disassemble it yet because I’m waiting for someone else on YouTube to customize theirs first. I might have to lower the seat as well as cutting out the floor so a...

The real ones are supposed to be good for swampy land, snow etc… It’s like having a tracked pickup truck.

Here’s some more pictures of the “gator” 👍

For anyone interested in this tracked vehicle by WPL, I finally got mine a few days ago in the mail. I’ve painted the cargo canopy dark gray because it came bright white. I may be able to get a smaller figure in it, but I will have to cut out the floor area to fit. I may just pop a figure in two...

I’m here, actually had to do some work for my part time guberment job today. Whazz happening Rawggg?

Thanks, I didn’t know you could do that 👍

Is That jibberish only jibberish or something cool? I foresee someone clicking on a link and being blinded by a cyber attack 😂

That’s armored awesomeness 🙂👍

Did you build the Marder?

Yes, I remember the M60’s well. I was at Fort Polk in the 5th Infantry division in the early 80’s.

So I finally got it in hand and it’s not really a bad rendition of the M551 Sheridan light tank. The package screams late 70’s early 80’s although I can’t find any dates or any information online so far. I’ve always had a thing for toy tanks that represented an actual tank model instead of...

Yah, I don’t have it in hand yet, these photos are from the eBay auction. Even if it’s not compatible with 3 3/4 figures I will display it amongst my armored vehicles which range from 1/16 RC’s to a all metal Tippco Panzer I from the 1930’s 😎👍

I never knew this existed until I stumbled across it on eBay (home of lost treasures) looking for a RC Sheridan. This is listed as a programmable battle tank, whatever that means. I jumped on it because it looks like it has potential. Anyone here have one of these or known the true scale?

I still have mine in the box waiting for my grandsons to get a little older.

I am slowly getting my Vietnam game together. I just ordered these “GI Joe” old school heads from RAGINSPOON’s website and can’t wait to add a couple Green Berets to the mix, 1960’s style 🙂

At one time or another I tried to display a 1/6 Stuart tank, the 1/6 M3 White scout car and a couple Hasbro jeeps. My wife didn’t think that was a good idea. I still have a RC Stuart tank that needs repair and the jeeps as well out in the shed. Unfortunately I sold the white scout car because...

I was born in the early 60’s and grew up with the original GI Joe and army men. My dad was in the army and I loved anything military. I got too big for toys about 12-13 when my dad introduced me to hunting and my brother inherited my toys. I got married and joined the army at the age of 18 and...

Man, you make me feel old, I got married in 1982 😬

All of my 1/32 is packed up in the shed. A lot of it is from the 60’s to 70’s stuff, Airfix, Marx, Werner, Timmee, etc… I scarfed up some 21st century armor and a few other pieces but all these will have to wait for the boys to get older. I think 7 to 10 years old is the best age range for toy...

I have two grandsons, one is 4 1/2 and his older brother is almost 6. For Christmas I got them both 4 inch GI Joes from the retro collection and also one each of the 6 inch Joes (Duke & Flint) They already had some 1/18 scale and GI Joe vehicles like the awe striker and other brands that fit 4...