Houston Armor Club (HAC)

Here's my Tamiya M-26 Dragon Wagon in 1/35 scale. The M-26 tank transporter is made of a M-25 cab and a M-15 trailer. This is my favor...

This was built from an old DML kit. I had not done any Iraqi armor, but it was suggested by someone who had been buying my models on E-Bay....

Odd little South American tank from the 1930s. For more pictures and info, see www.HistoricalFirearms.info .

 

Its easy to see why this vehicle was designated Turtle.  Tis is the new Takom kit. Not much to it. No interior and not that many parts to pu...

This is from the old RPM kit.  As I said above, this was for practice for when I get the MENG kit. The first version I did had various erro...

OK. I finished another Gundam kit. This is still what they call 1/144 scale, but for my purposes is 1/72. I built the kit out of the ...

This was an Academy kit. After having done a lot of web searches, I found that I could do just about anything with this subject and it woul...

 OK. I have completed the groundwork to show the St, Chamond approaching a barbed wired trench emplacement. I thought it would be ...

This Takom stuff is really nice. Takes some getting used to, having everything fit exact as it shows. Hard to not try to anticipate and cor...

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This is the captured KV-1 tank, repainted and marked with German ID.   The kit went together well.  There were some photo etched fidley bits...

This is the really old Tamiya kit with all of the battery & motor fittings in the lower hull.  Since I am going to screw it down to the...

This is a Trumpeter Panzerjagerwagen, early version, which did not have the raised stowage bin. In this case I added some wooden blocks w...

Not the ordinary large legged animal, but a 1/72 scale armored beast. The scale is illustrated by the size of the boarding ladders. S...