The Cunningham T1 was a series of prototype light tanks developed in America. They were modified and rebuilt into a number of configurations, but were never formally adopted by the U.S. Army. These were printed on a Creality printer using a file by “Turenkarn” here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2192170
The figure was converted from a Preisser Luftwaffe pilot.
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Scale Modeling and Military History
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Inch High Guy 
I had to share this with you… https://youtu.be/Zr5YfG9omgA
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Cool video!
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Breaking News…
I am starting my PBY Catalina Jeff.
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I could tell it was coming soon, looking forward to seeing it!
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Very nice, Jeff! 🙂 It sort of reminds of the sort of tank someone would build in their back yard from bits and pieces (but a lot of early tanks are like that)!
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I think that was the way they built them at first!
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Very impressive Jeff- I love early armour.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete!
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A lovely little mini you have there Jeff , John is right it does look a bit Jerry built 😊
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Nice Job Inch.
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Thanks David!
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