Attached Link: In-store NOW, at 30% off

Just relesed into the renderosity marketplace, the M88A1, same vehicle that was pulling down statues last week. High quality poser vehicle prop, with fully poseable winch arm/assembly.

Attached Link: Soviet T-72 ...available and discounted

Also now available, at our 3d Commune store, with Renderosity release any time now, is the Soviet T-72, again with a discount :-)

And, of course, also available in both stores, the M1 Abrams, US main battle tank.

And the Soviet Scud launcher

And the US HMMWV

This is really cool stuff! Thankyou for making them. (now if my boss would just give me a raise so I could spend all the money I want to spend on MP items!!) If you ever had a desire to make a WW-II German King Tiger with the Porsche turret I'd buy it too.

WW 2 German Tigers.......we have plans for a few later in the year, at present we're concentrating on more modern theatres, although when we do the WW2 stuff, we want to do all three major variants of the Tiger, along with Shermans and Chieftans....but as I say, these will be projects strung out over the rest of the year, with more modern stuff interspersed, such as a Challenger, a Chieftan, an M60 Patton, and a veritable fleet of auxilliary and support vehicles.

When you make the M60 Patton, you should make it with an interior. There are only two tanks with interiors available (both WW2 German). Not only will people then buy your M60 when they want an M60, they'll also buy it when they need a modern tank interior (to stand-in for whatever modern tank they managed to get an exterior for).

Also, with the M60, I think you should make it like the physical model kits that include extra parts for different versions of the same tank or aircraft. In this case, the two versions I think you should include would be the pre-1977 version of the M60A1 and the Gulf War version of the M60A3. (Of course, the interior changed between these models, so it may not be feasible.)
The M60A2 was entirely different, mounting a gun-missile launcher rather than the 105mm tank gun, and would require too many changes to include in the same model.

I mention "version of" these models of the tank because each one (eg the M60A1) was updated and changed considerably while keeping this same basic "M60 A1" designation (hence longer titles such as "M60A1 RISE", "M60A1 RISE PASSIVE" and so forth, as further improvements were incorporated).