Nicely done. But two hits is better than one for a supply vehicle and
you also get the frontal hit exclusion for being a tank. Looks great.
Coming to Gettysburg?

John

On Jun 8, 11:25 pm, Mike Mangus <[email protected]> wrote:
>  I think the Scorpion would make a neat little tank on the RC tank combat 
> battlefield.  At 1/6 scale, it would be around 34" long and 13" high at the 
> top of the turret.  Armor was 25mm, which would give it only 2 hits though.  
> It's 76 mm cannon would give it the full 40 rounds.  The only advantage it 
> would have is speed and modestly small size.
>
>  Clark, you mentioned the Falklands conflict.  From what I've read, it was 
> the only "tank" on the islands because of it's light weight and ability to 
> travel over soft surfaces that a modern MBT would sink into.  The Scorpion's 
> ground pressure is merely 4 lbs per square inch ... less than a human 
> standing on foot.  
>
>  I'll send you a set of plans as soon as I draw up a nicer set than the basic 
> dimensional drawing I used.  Oh, and you must finish the Sherman first!
>
> Mike
>
> ________________________________
> From: Clark Ward Jr <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 4:12:02 AM
> Subject: [TANKS] Re: SV015 Designated
>
> I have always loved the Scorpion.  Not sure why.  But as I explained
> to someone who derided it in a discussion about the Falklands/Malvinas
> war...  When you're the only TANK on the island, nobody cares if
> you're a LIGHT tank or not!  You're a TANK!
>
> Mike, ole buddy, you need to email me the plans/measurements AFTER i
> get the Sherman built.  :)
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