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Hi guys,

Here's another addition to my 'oddling collection'!

The inspiration was this picture:
(The source: http://beyondthesprues.com/Forum/index. ... ic=3347.15)



This is all the text referring to it:
"What else is there? Well, my favorite option for a tracked, self-propelled anti-tank gun using a good chassis and WWII technology would be a Loyd Carrier with a 6-pdr. Here's a 25-pdr that they actually tried, so it's well within the capabilities of WWII designers."

These are all the references I could find. So I didn't have a lot to go on.
For combining the gun to the carrier I had to improvise.

And here are the results up to the point of painting:

This is the Bronco kit of the carrier.
This is not a 'beginners' kit!! It's a kit for modelers with steady hands and nerves of steel!
So many parts! And lots of them so tiny, you'd think they belong to a 1/76 scale kit!
But I survived.



This is the Tamiya kit for the gun:



The gun was done pretty quickly; considering I needed only a few parts of the whole kit.



The engine.





The beginning of the lower hull. (This alone took me hours and hours....)





Putting in the engine:



Mounting the gun:





I had to leave out some chairs to make room for the gun mount.



The model finished:









I don't think this vehicle ever saw action.
But I put in a soldier, awaiting orders.
Just in case...



That's it for now folks.
Next up: Painting.

cheers

Looks awesome! Did all that PE come with the kit, or did you scratch it out of spares?
I wouldn't want to be standing on the other end of this thing!

Great idea this. I love altering kits like this. We need more of this on this forum.

Stunning looking Bronco kit btw. How was the fit?

Brilliant idea! Good skills mate!

MikeyKb wrote:Looks awesome! Did all that PE come with the kit, or did you scratch it out of spares?
I wouldn't want to be standing on the other end of this thing!

Thanks Mikey!
Yeah, all the PE came with the kit.
And there was even more. But I didn't need to use it, 'cause it wasn't in the picture.

cheers

peppie wrote:Great idea this. I love altering kits like this. We need more of this on this forum.

Stunning looking Bronco kit btw. How was the fit?

Thanks!
The fit was good, but there were a truckload of flimsy little parts.
And it was hard to glue them together straight.
But if you manage that, there is a lot of detail!

cheers

chief5437 wrote:Brilliant idea! Good skills mate!

Thanks Chief!

cheers

Ha ha that's crazy, but great work!

That's wicked work Han.
I love a good kit bash.

Hi guys,

Here's the finished model!:




























That's all folks!

The Kits to combine for the next oddling are already ordered!......

cheers

Oh wow!!
It's always a great pleasure to see your work Han, but this one is really special bud.
It's always the little things. I love this one.
That's excellent work on all that wood too. Nicely done.

Coen wrote:Oh wow!!
It's always a great pleasure to see your work Han, but this one is really special bud.
It's always the little things. I love this one.
That's excellent work on all that wood too. Nicely done.

Thanks Coen!
Appreciate your fine comments

cheers