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Posted 1 year ago
Dr_Rambow
(88 items)
Probably my nicest slush cast toy, I didn't realize how preserved it was until I started taking pictures. Even the rubber wheels are still soft and flexible.
Anyway, its a tank. I love tanks. What more is there to say?
Maybe I should bring up the fact that is one of the better representations of an actual vehicle that Barclay made. Just goes to show how well known the little french tank had become by the end of the Great War. Very nicely designed and detailed, the cast hubs are a nice addition too, don't see those too often.
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Thanks to all my fellow tank lovers ;)
These look like new !! Very nice !