Two things sent me towards the Leopard 2:

 1- since it's my first time modeling something of the sort from scratch I
was looking at simple lines and shapes.  There are lot of superb older
models that have a the look and the history that make them great... But
since the internals are pretty much all the same and we don't scale the
performence to match the original, old or new will theorically perform the
same in the field.  So I chose one that looks a bit easier, straighter
lines, more room to works inside.

 2- Since I may drive down from Canada and kick you butts I thought it
would look nice to have something the actual Canadian army uses.   Hehehe,
seriously, with point #1 in mind, I looked at what the Canadians are or
have been using and the Leopard 2 sounded like a good choice.   So the
Canadian will be roaming around with a Canadian tank...

PA




2012/8/23 Aaron <afreem...@live.com>

> Funny how I was going to start this conversation topic and all of a sudden
> some one comes out saying they are going to build a modern MBT. But this is
> my question.
>
> Why are the overwelming majority of our tanks of the WW2 era and not of
> the modern design? What drives most of us to model after older and inferior
> armor instead of the newer and superior breeds?
>
> I chose an M4 Sherman variant as my own despite the obvious flaws and
> limitations it possesed in history. I did so for a few reasons
> - It had simple lines
> - It was iconic American
> - It for some reason spoke to me in a way that no other had
> That may sound funny, but I wasnt really overly interested in the biggest
> and the baddest. I was drawn instead to the over worked and under powered
> machine that did by sheer determination.
>
> What are your thoughts? What made you choose yours?
>
> Aaron F
>
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