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Hello,
Maybe this sketch with dimensions from a few articles could be helpful?
With a few of the main measures, you could calculate all other, using mathematical proportions.
Ciao,
Zoran

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Zoran R. Pualić
(mostly living in Bern, Swiss & happy in my Belgrade, Serbia)

P.S.: I think that for such a small automobile, driver and passenger are shown too small?
Z.

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Zoran R. Pualić
(mostly living in Bern, Swiss & happy in my Belgrade, Serbia)

P.P.S.: for details, take a look at big T-32 model 1/8:

http://www.art-auto-de-luxe-c-t-fournier.fr/crbst_11.html

Z.

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Zoran R. Pualić
(mostly living in Bern, Swiss & happy in my Belgrade, Serbia)

Hi Dex
Johnny doesn't participate here the last couple of
years. Zoran's drawings are about as good as you'll get.

I too am building a "tank". It is a well documented vehicle and as a cycle kart, almost 85% of "full" scale. The original had around a 2 meter [78"] wheelbase and a 46" overall width. It was very long though and I struggled to get my overall length "down" to 110" while maintaining what I feel are the essential design elements. I chose it because I like oddball cars and it did not have any compound curves. My version will be a plywood chassis with some aluminum skin on the top. Estimated running weight is 323# as a result. Photos will be in my journal postings as soon as it advances beyond the 5 sheets of plywood and dozen strips of 1 x 2 lumber. Lots of saber sawing and routing remain to be done.

Did you happen to take any photos of her "naked"? I'd love to see what the framework under that yellow skin looks like.

Cheers,

Chris