CMP in 1/35
 

Its certainly a start seeing a CMP in 1/72 scale. Nice kit if a little pricey for me.

As for 1/35 trucks being boring I recently saw an advert in a Mil Modelling Magazine that showed a 1/35 scale Peugot truck that's soon to be released!

Still they were used by the Germans (unlike CMPs ho ho !!!) so of course they would appeal to the Axis fans!

Peugeot
 

This is the kit -a more obscure choice!

1/35 scale CMP
 

Has any one heard that a Czech company called IBG Models is working on a 1/35 Scale CMP. I've heard rumours but not sure where.

They already make several versions of CMP 11, 12 and 13 Cab 15 Cwt trucks in 1/72 scale

I have seen their 1/72 scale offerings and also heard there is a possibility of 1/35 scale one's "In the Future" but when is another story. :)

Cmp
 

Just back from France where I had a quick look at a French modelling magazine - can't remember the name- where it had a review of a 1/35 scale CMP (No 12 Cab) in resin.

The kit was of a 2pdr portee that had been captured and used to mount an Italian 47mm gun or similar. The kit looked very good.

The firm was Italian Models and I thought great I'll search the firm on the web when I get home - but now that I'm back a search under 'Italian Models' gets me in to websites totally unconnected with building 1/35 scale kits!!!

Are their any members out there who have seen this kit or the review who can supply details?

http://www.italiankits.it/italiankitsarmor.html

IKA35009 ~ ITALIAN KITS Armor ~ 1/35

Ford F60L 3ton Portee captured with Breda 20mm

Resin kit with p.etched parts.

€ 75,00 - available.

That looks good!

1/35 f15 by lz models
 

http://www.lzmodels.com/135-CMP-Ford...-variants.html

http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?...=186455&page=1

http://www.militarymodelling.com/for...p?th=61297&p=1

Cmp
 

Interesting link

But who is the manufacturer for these CMP kits?

it's in the first link, lzmodels

CMP in 1/35 scale
 

At last a kit of a CMP 3 tonner.

http://www.mirror-models.com/135-CMP...t-C60L-GS.html

I'm not sure about the rear body; together with the cab without a hatch it looks to be an early wooden type used in North Africa. Hopefully they will do a steel body version and square / circular roof hatch version.