The Oshkosh M-ATV or Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle doesn’t require a lengthy introduction to anybody interested in modern warfighting vehicles. It is a machine designed to cope with the IED threat, an impressive piece of kit that has been deployed with US troops operating in Afghanistan since 2009.

In this last installment from the series, we are going to take a look at Alex’s favourite T-72. It is based on his modified B type turret, along with a plethora of scratchbuilt details including, but not limited to, the late generation wedge shaped ERA blocks.

Another installment for Alex’ great collection of T-72. This time it is the turn of another T-72B, but one equipped with the early type ERA blocks and based in Chechnya in the mid 1990’s.

In this second installment of the series Alex show Us his T-72B (model 1984). Just like the previous Rebel captured Libyan T-72M1, this model is based on Revell’s T-72M1 #03149 with the appropriate conversion work to turn it into the mightly armoured B variant.

If you have been into scale modeling armored vehicles long enough you’ve probably heard of Alex Clark. He is not only a great modeler, nor an active participant and moderator in the ML scale modeling forums, but he is also the author of the Osprey Masterclass “Small-Scale Armour Modelling” book.

José Miguel joins the Blitz72 ranks with a petite diorama of a British Firefly Vc, the dreaded long barrel version of the Sherman Tank.

Being a huge fan of the M-48/M-60 series of tanks I have been wanting to build an 1/72 Israeli Magach for some time. However, as with many other IDF subjects there is no Magach injection kit readily available in 1/72, so when I found the venerable ESCI “M-60 Blazer” kit in the local shop I…