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Good catch. To my embarrassment, M60 is even shown as "not used" in sprue breakdown. MG3 is on the sprue with gun for other versions. I guess i immediately put it into the spare parts bin and somehow managed to miss the fact that assembly instructions depict something vaguely resembling MG3 during the entire build process. To add to confusion, painting guide of Norwegian version has M60. Unless i manage to break one thing by trying to fix the other, it should be fairly simple.

Weird. Flickr never did this to me before. I changed safety level to the safest and replaced pictures with bigger ones. Hope this helps to see the dust () on my model better.

My recently completed Revell 1:72 M48A5 in Norwegian Army camo To put it mildly, this is by far not the best Revell's effort. For example, roadwheels are molded as a single barrel together with arm and no hint of it being double wheel. Details like lifting hooks and towing cables are not molded with turret parts. Nor they are provided as separate parts. But they are drawn in assembly and painting guide. Like, they just are there without any indication how they got there. And the list continues. But as far as i know, this kit is the only option if you want M48 in this scale. A couple of WIP pictures:

Well you can be forgiven for thinking this as the first kit is an obscure one: https://www.scalemates.com/kits/palinton-0000-lituanica--557031 It's a vacuum form kit by Lithuanian company which, i believe, did not produce any other model. Well, technically it's "vacuum form", but the sheet is so thick, you could be forgiven for thinking it's a piece of tank armour with aircraft shaped dent. If you think Dora's offering is challenging to build you should try building Palinton's model. I am not nearly as adventurous and i keep mine in "never ever under any circumstances must it be built" stash.

This is Airfix 1:76 Churchill Bridgelayer that i finished about a year ago. Some WiP pictures (bottle cap serves as a sort of universal scale reference): (One square of the cutting mat is 10x10mm)