M113 MRV (1:100)

M113 MRV (1:100)

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I built this MRV combining files from the FV Series of Vehicles by bigwig_mark and the M113 APC variants by Captain_Ahab_62 on Thingiverse. Thanks to them for doing the heavy lifting. Edit 01.10.19: File has been tested and printed, turret is a tight fit if printing in resin I've found, but is perfect fit for FDM (Still learning a bit about resin), so be careful when pushing it in especially if hollowed, or give it a little bit of a file. Also had Deweycat look over the file and make some updates for me, including an option where the turret pivot is reversed, which will require less supports for FDM printing. This MRV is designed for use in Miniature Wargaming for forces in the Team Yankee Free Nations Anzac Army. Keep an eye on my progress at www.wargaming3d.com. Background: M113A1 Medium Reconnaissance Vehicle - Full designation Carrier, Fire Support, Full Track M113A1 (FS) Scorpion Turret was an Australian variant similar to the M113 FSV, but using the turret from the FV101 Scorpion light tank, instead of the older turret of the Saladin armoured car. This turret featured an Image Intensifier sight for the main armament. This II sight was the first effective passive night sight fitted to an Australian AFV, giving the MRVs a night fighting capability exceeding that of all other Australian AFVs during this period. Fully amphibious, the MRV was also equipped with a light sheet-metal foam-filled trim vane and side pods. These pods and the trim vane provided additional flotation and stability on water; they offered virtually no extra armor protection. Other modifications included a modified driver's hatch which pivoted toward the centre-line of the vehicle instead of opening to the rear of the driver's hatch, preventing the open driver's hatch from being caught by the traversing turret. The British "boiling vessel", an electric vessel for boiling water and heating rations, was also fitted. As indicated by the designation change, the MRVs were issued as reconnaissance vehicles to the Cavalry (medium reconnaissance) regiments, whereas the FSVs were originally issued to APC squadrons and used to provide infantry fire support. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variants_of_the_M113_armored_personnel_carrier#Australia

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