[Bernard]

I bought the 21st 1/18 walker bulldog(winter) and was wondering what era are they in. Are there pictures of them real world in the winter camo in any webside, is the figure in it correct era? Are they close to the real one? Need opinion badly

[KG_Jag]

They were first produced in 1951 and saw service in Korea and Vietnam. Here's a little bit about this light tank, which was designed to replace the Chaffee, the US late WW2 tank that itself replaced the Stuart.

M41 Walker Bulldog

As it fought in Korea, there should be some winter camo shots of it somewhere.

[Bernard]

Is the figure (comes with it) right for the tank?

[KG_Jag]

It would be helpful to see a picture of the figure.

Also keep in mind you are looking at a span of 30 or so years that this tank was in service.

[Oscar-II]

The figure is wearing a WW-II uniform (Early-Mid...??)

[tankguy]

It did not fight in Korea. Only a handful were sent there for field testing, and they arrived only a few months before the truce, and never saw combat. I researched this a great deal when the model was first released.

The US did not use this tank in Vietnam, either, but it was used there by the South Vietnamese.

This tank was never used in combat by the US.

[trex0770]

Originally Posted by tankguy

It did not fight in Korea. Only a handful were sent there for field testing, and they arrived only a few months before the truce, and never saw combat. I researched this a great deal when the model was first released.

The US did not use this tank in Vietnam, either, but it was used there by the South Vietnamese.

This tank was never used in combat by the US.

Yes it was........The American side used them against the Germans who were using the (lend/lease/captured?) M48 Patton (ironic) in Patton. George C. Scott commanded a bunch of them!