First in a new series of 1/350 armored vehicles, vans and trucks, the new set AC 350 119 contains five M-8 Greyhound and five M-20 Scout Car. They will find their place in the upcoming Mulberry artificial harbour currently under preparation.
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Re: New 1/350 M-8 Greyhound and M-20 Scout Car from l'Arsena
Hi Gilbert,
Any news on the progress of the Mulberry harbor set?
Any news on the progress of the Mulberry harbor set?
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Hi Hugh,Hugh L wrote:Hi Gilbert,
Any news on the progress of the Mulberry harbor set?
Still WIP. Hopefully should be ready next Spring.
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Gilbert
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Lovely work - will you be doing any modern AFVs in 1/350?Gilbert wrote:First in a new series of 1/350 armored vehicles, vans and trucks, the new set AC 350 119 contains five M-8 Greyhound and five M-20 Scout Car. They will find their place in the upcoming Mulberry artificial harbour currently under preparation.
You can have a look here: http://www.larsenal.com/GB/index.php
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Thank you for the kind words. Sorry, no modern AFVs in the pipeline yet !Busto963 wrote:Lovely work - will you be doing any modern AFVs in 1/350?Gilbert wrote:First in a new series of 1/350 armored vehicles, vans and trucks, the new set AC 350 119 contains five M-8 Greyhound and five M-20 Scout Car. They will find their place in the upcoming Mulberry artificial harbour currently under preparation.
You can have a look here: http://www.larsenal.com/GB/index.php
Gilbert
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Re: New 1/350 M-8 Greyhound and M-20 Scout Car from l'Arsena
Gilbert,
What other vans and trucks will you be producing?
What other vans and trucks will you be producing?
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Hello Bill,Bill Clarke wrote:Gilbert,
What other vans and trucks will you be producing?
See below a non comprehensive list of vehicles planned in 1/350 and 1/700:
Ready to be released:
- Jeep,
- Half tracks (4 versions),
- Buses, in different versions => Open cabin, closed cabin, workshop, and semi-trailer,
- T980 truck, in different versions => batched, unbatched, towage and trolley,
- Diamond tank transporter with two different trailer types,
The above references will start to be released next week.
WIP:
- Dodge in differents version,
- Sherman Tank,
- GMC truck in many versions,
- Chevrolet truck ditto,
- Staff and HQ cars.
As you can see, our workshop is quite busy
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Some screen captions for the Autocar trucks
Hello,
When I gave Gilbert the list of future releases for the vehicles designed for the Mulberry artificial harbour, I made a mistake when speaking of Autocar ( Fench name for bus ). In fact it is the US Autocar truck with its famous short nose ! Sorry for the mistake
Here are some shots of the soon to be released 1/350-1/700 trucks.
Best regards from Normandie,
Jacques Druel
L'Arsenal


When I gave Gilbert the list of future releases for the vehicles designed for the Mulberry artificial harbour, I made a mistake when speaking of Autocar ( Fench name for bus ). In fact it is the US Autocar truck with its famous short nose ! Sorry for the mistake
Here are some shots of the soon to be released 1/350-1/700 trucks.
Best regards from Normandie,
Jacques Druel
L'Arsenal

