M24 Chaffee Light Tank: A LEGO® creation by Christian Collins : MOCpages.com

M24 Chaffee Light Tank

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The Light Tank M24 was an American light tank used during World War II and in postwar conflicts including the Korean War and with the French in the First Indochina War and war in Algeria. In British service it was given the service name Chaffee, after the United States Army General Adna R. Chaffee, Jr., who helped develop the use of tanks in the United States armed forces.

About this creation

M24 without background.

Front. I didn't even know this EXISTED until i got my new fave strategy game R.U.S.E.

Left. So if you are a strategy fan like myself, BUY IT!

Back. A pretty good back.

Right. I rely like it.

The body mounted MG.

Standard 360 view.

A elevating turret, i try to do this as much as possible.

I decided to take a page from Mr. Siskind's book.

I was LUCKY i found this in my basement so i could use it for tracks, now how did it end up there?

Next to my old and need's to be redone Stuart.

Background without tank of figs.

Anyone notice Green Man stuck under my Destroyed LEGO jeep? He he he...

Real M24 Chaffee.

Thanks for watching and please comment.

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I made it

Christian Collins

March 7, 2013

Quoting Tamás Sipos Actually I'm buildig a Chaffee so that's why I wanted to check yours. I like the Brickmania's Chaffee but I don't want to build that one exactly. Do you know when will the moc servers restart?

Nope, not even Sean does. Maybe in the next hour, maybe in the next week, no way to be sure.

I like it

Tamás Sipos

March 6, 2013

Actually I'm buildig a Chaffee so that's why I wanted to check yours. I like the Brickmania's Chaffee but I don't want to build that one exactly. Do you know when will the moc servers restart?

I made it

Christian Collins

March 6, 2013

Quoting Tamás Sipos Hey! Tried to check your tank from 3 different computers and 3 different browsers but they couldn't load it. I give you a 5 thou becouse I know your work and it's quality and I hope they will fix it. Cheers from Hungary! :)

The Mocpages Image server is down, no one can see any pictures. Thanks for the comment! I have much better tanks in my most recent Moc's, there is a reason that this is in the junk folder.

I like it

Tamás Sipos

March 5, 2013

Hey! Tried to check your tank from 3 different computers and 3 different browsers but they couldn't load it. I give you a 5 thou becouse I know your work and it's quality and I hope they will fix it. Cheers from Hungary! :)

I like it

Kevin Marlowe

September 28, 2011

I love it! I made one myself because I liked so much, I give you credit for the design. ;D

I made it

Christian Collins

July 24, 2011

Quoting Sam Cantor I bet one day you will selling this amazing stuff like Mr. Siskind is.

Well, I have considered opening a business, I have even created prototype battle packs. I mite try to open a shop one day, most likely when I am 17 and out of options.

I like it

Sam Cantor

July 24, 2011

This is VERY accurate. The M24 isn't known that well and I so glad you made it. I bet one day you will selling this amazing stuff like Mr. Siskind is. Believe me, you are doing great and are far up on the road to victory. :)

I made it

Christian Collins

June 18, 2011

Quoting Tommy Mizzone Great army tank!!! I like how the gun can traverse up and down. The color is great!! 5/5!! Could you comment on this??? Thanks!!! http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/274526

I did.

I like it

Tommy Mizzone

June 18, 2011

Great army tank!!! I like how the gun can traverse up and down. The color is great!! 5/5!! Could you comment on this??? Thanks!!! http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/274526

I like it

james wright

May 3, 2011

i built a chaffee too. mines pretty cool

I like it

ben swift

December 12, 2010

one of my favorite tanks. good job although the turret could be a little rounder, also the chaffee's engine deck has a longer slope to it. hope this helps if you revise it although over all well done, the first Lego chaffee tank i've ever seen nice work.

I like it

Stuart P.

November 26, 2010

The stuart no matter how insignificant it was is my favorite ww2 tank (guess why) but this looks cool to.