I started with my Italeri M24 Chaffee and then placed the Tamiya Panther A in there. I only took a few experimental shots of each, put them in a folder and then in all the bustle of getting the Bulldog ready for photos, forgot all about them. Just the other day, I discovered them again, uploaded them to Photobucket and thought I'd show a few of the pics here. They are nothing too special, but do show these two old (both are 20 years old-give or take a year or two) models in a different light.
I only took five pics of the M24 and there's really only one decent photo:
The Panther seemed a bit more photogenic. Here's a few shots of that old veteran:
I've got a plan to photograph some of my aircraft models in the lightbox to see how different they'll look from the outdoor airport sessions. I did have a lot of fun with the M41 Bulldog lightbox session experimenting with different lighting, camera placement and background colors. I think it'll be interesting seeing the planes like that too.
So, I hope you like some of these, nothing to brag about but a whole 'nother look!
I will take a few pics of the lightbox later today and get them posted here. It's not very fancy, but it seems to work pretty well. The pics in this thread were among the very first ones taken; I had no prior experience with a lighbox and I was using our Nikon DSLR in manual mode, which had not been used much previously, so I was sort of "finding my way" in these. 
