Centurion Tamiya with extras

[kenney]

Ah the good ol days when New Zealand had a main battle tank in line with the best of them.

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[Dave Homewood]

Nice work, but were they really that rusty and corroded?

[kenney]

Nov 2, 2024 13:36:32 GMT 12 Dave Homewood said:

Nice work, but were they really that rusty and corroded?

in my days there yes they were, only ever saw one running at the school of armour. And it didnt get far.

[30sqnatc]

All the Centurions were out of service sitting out in the open in Waiouru when I was a child there. I do not recall seeing the track links that rusty. Many years later I got to drive the one remaining runner at the School of Armour. I am I awe of Centurion drivers, it was a very physical hour or so.