Renault FT17 light tank
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zulu9812
The Newbie Nightmare
this is pretty good, but I think I prefer Kinboat's version 
thestonesfan
A Client of Ron Kuby
Sweet! I'll make this the Russian version.
thestonesfan
A Client of Ron Kuby
They used a model that was derived almost completely from the renault, but they produced it themselves. Not during WWI though - in the years following.
Pol_Cop
Warlord
It was a KS tank, also called "Russian Renault", 14 pieces were built and used in Russian Civil War 1917-20. Then, in Soviet Union was produced a MS-1 vechicle ("malyi soprovozhdeniya" - light escort tank), known also as T-18. These light tank were used in Soviet-Chinese war in 1929, and later in 1938 near Khasan Lake they fought against Japanese troops. On the picture is KS tank.
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Pol_Cop
Warlord
zulu9812
The Newbie Nightmare
wow - that was fast 
thestonesfan
A Client of Ron Kuby
thestonesfan
A Client of Ron Kuby
Lusikka755
Tired
Hey! We really need to get those done! They would really make the game look ugly!!! Ripptide?
They would really make the game look ugly!!! Ripptide?Pol_Cop
Warlord
Blueprints of most - if not all - Russian/soviet tanks ca be found here http://www.redtanks.bos.ru/
Kinboat
Conan the Librarian
You put so much more detail into this then I did with mine 
Maybe one of them could be used as an Itailian version because I believe they had a very similar version which saw limited action up until early WW2.
Maybe one of them could be used as an Itailian version because I believe they had a very similar version which saw limited action up until early WW2.
The AEF also used these (the only American light tank used in WW1) .
Later on --
"The M1917A1 was a modification carried out on 6 basic M1917 units in 1931. This modification increased the horsepower to 75 by using a Franklin series 145 air cooled engine. This modification increased the speed of the tank to a blistering 9+ mph - probably much too fast for the 2 crewmen inside!"
The US also fielded a version dedicated to radio communications (see below)
-Oz
Later on --
"The M1917A1 was a modification carried out on 6 basic M1917 units in 1931. This modification increased the horsepower to 75 by using a Franklin series 145 air cooled engine. This modification increased the speed of the tank to a blistering 9+ mph - probably much too fast for the 2 crewmen inside!"
The US also fielded a version dedicated to radio communications (see below)
-Oz
jzsf
Prince
Very nice one! GOOD WORK!
zulu9812
The Newbie Nightmare
Don't do that
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