Danle Vinay scratchbuilt this model of a Renault FT 17 Tank. The first
light tank engaged in combat in l'Aisne in 1917, the FT 17 with its
crew of two men, a pilot and a gunner, radically changed the concept
of armored vehicles. Built after World War I in many countries, including
the USA, the FT 17 was not abandoned until the 1940s. It is presented
here in one of the multiple trial camouflage patterns used in the Champagne.
Posted April 30, 2004 |
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