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| BRITISH MK IV TANK |
| This is one of the oldest tanks, if not the "oldest". This kind of tank sets back from the first WW1, and is a "male" model |
| Here is a top view. The roof opens up for two passengers. |
| A back view of this massive chunk of metal. Being close in scale size, the actual tank's treads stands over 7 ft tall |
The "Tank" was a code name for a military project. But at one point, people called it "the land battleship", because of its size and artillery. But despite, its odd rhombus shape, and that it looked like a water tank, they instead came up with "tank". That's how this war machines got its name. |
| This model went through a lot of stages. At one point I finished the basic prototype. But unfortunately, I didn't have the chain links. When I finally got the them, I had to rebuild the model because of the constructions incompatibility. All is done, except the color scheme. |
| If you want to see more tanks from WW1 follow the link to the bottem. It features scale model tanks, but they look so real and accurate. |
| On the top view of the model, notice the side cannons, and the black axel that connects the two conveyors together. The side cannons can rotate from side to side only 90 degrees. |
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| My tank is based on Eric Brok's model. Come see the original! |
| Custom lego tank models for sale |
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