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THE VERY BEST IN SCALE ARMOUR MODELLING

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May / June 2013

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WORN OUT

WARRIOR

ANDY TAYLOR’S 1:35 IRAQI T69 CONVERSION

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AIR MODELLER’S GUIDE TO

WINGNUT

WINGS

VOLUME I

COMING SOON

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CONTENTS

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Iraqi T-69 II

Andy Taylor converts Tamiya’s T55 to a worn-out Iraqi warrior

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T-69 II Walk Around

Close-up reference of the real deal presented by Alex Van Riezen

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sWS with Flak 3.7

A 1:16 scratch-building extraviganza by Bruno Carsuzaa

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Sandbagged Sherman

M4A3 (76) ‘Gypsy Caravan’ by Antonio Martin Tello

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Morris C9

The Editor builds Resicast’s 1:35 British armoured car

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Keeping Track

More new releases

54

BRDM 2

Chechnya vignette modelled by Łukasz Orczyc - Musiałek

INTERACTIVE

FEATURE

TAKE IT FOR A SPIN...

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The Iraq Type 69II is a Chinese built tank constructed by the Norinco

industries. Its a development of the Type 59 [based on the Soviet T-54]. It

has many detail differences, such as rubber track guards, IR Lights, twin

headlamp arrangement on the fenders and Laser range finder. The

Chinese type gunner’s sight, and the distinctive rear fan hump derived

from the T-62. Other details included 8 smoke dischargers similar to the

German Wegman 76mm type [4 either side of turret] plus an array of

spaced boom shields encompassing the turret.

The AA MG is the Chinese copy of the Dushka, a

type 54, without cooling fins along the barrel. A

command variant was also employed featuring

stowage tube on turret roof for extending antenna,

2 large stowage boxes attached to the rear plate to

carry communication equipment, cables, and

generator.

Many sharp blades have passed since I first started

this project, over 10 years ago. Unknown to me at

the time was the fact that another modeller Charlie

Pritchett had also began the building of a Type 69.

Eventually the few parts Charlie had built found

their way to me, so the project was restarted and

with a visit to Bovington tank museum in Dorset UK,

armed with a camera and a tape measure I had

lots of information to go on. The initial masters were

cast, first by Graham Tetley, who did an amazing

job. However the final stage was to go full circle

and find its way back to Charlie Pritchett at

Verlinden productions for availability on a larger

scale. I would estimate that around maybe 3 to 400

hours went into the building of the original Masters,

but many more deliberating over details, images

and measuring etc.

I decided to depict a type commonly used in the

Gulf War, lacking the smoke launcher tubes and

boom shields, this particular vehicle is one of the

many that found their way back to collections within

the UK. Some examples have many fixtures and

fittings missing; others have some parts missing

but still retain many features, such as lights, AA MG

cradle, rubber skirt sections and tracks etc.

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ANDY TAYLOR’S 1:35 IRAQI ARMY

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