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Seems like those rules are fine.
Though it feels pretty "on-the-line" to count the M48/M60s, I'm not complaining if that's still fine, as that's my only possible entry, but still, feels funny to have it 'based' on Landships as opposed to multi-gun / multi-turret / etc. As all Landships have multi-gun / multi-turret (Correct me if im wrong there*), but not all multi- vehicles are Landships.
Just my thoughts though.
And good thoughts they are. My original title was "Two Heads are Better than One." Only after some reflection did I realize that the real focus needed to be on a concept. Some Landships have no turrets or sponsons, others are very small yet still retained elements of the Landship concept such as multiple turrets.
Seeing we are not tied to a special geographic or temporal location I feel that we should keep our mission statement loose to include all sorts of vehicles even if they only retain elements of the original concept.
I would like to include the M48/M60s and any other postwar vehicles that fit the description. This campaign is about learning something about the way folks thought & acted in the past and to allow us to enjoy ourselves planning and building our models.
Please feel welcomed to join in with your M48/M60.
Sounds great to me, I was just in a 'picky' mood after a weekend of helping a friend move back into his house after a 3-month leave, so my OCD was still on full-alert for anything odd
Nothing was really meant by it.
I'll certainly be joining with my M60A1 though, It's going to be a couple months before I can really get started, but I'm pretty eager for it! At worst, I might put the wheels and searchlight together beforehand.
Never saw a landship that lacked the "multi-" part of the design myself though, aside from, say, the TOG II. Which, almost surprisingly I dont think there's a kit of?
Certainly is a bit difficult to get a title that has the feel of both themes though. Current one seems the best, really!
