AFV Club M88 Nam- Taiwanese Build Log
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2015 2:55 am
Afternoon all!
Today I'm starting my build of the AFV Club M88 Nam. This is the original gasoline powered version of the M88, I have plans to use this in a diorama in Taiwanese service along the AFV Club CM11 (Here's my build log of that if you're interested (http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.p ... 02#p185002)
I plan to build this out of the box, and as with my CM11 build, I will be showing the sprues and instructions as they come up in the build. If you have any questions or comments then please feel free to ask! First I want to show the great job nolajewelryandcollectibles from ebay did on packaging the kit, despite being over a decade old it was still in mint condition! I'd also like to apologize in advance for the crappy phone pictures
Here are Steps 1-4
And the hull, and Sprues A,B,C and D


Here's the final result of today's work, it's not much at all, really I couldn't wait until tomorrow to get my feet wet but I'll have more work to show by the end of week. Thanks for reading, Happy Holidays!

Today I'm starting my build of the AFV Club M88 Nam. This is the original gasoline powered version of the M88, I have plans to use this in a diorama in Taiwanese service along the AFV Club CM11 (Here's my build log of that if you're interested (http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.p ... 02#p185002)
I plan to build this out of the box, and as with my CM11 build, I will be showing the sprues and instructions as they come up in the build. If you have any questions or comments then please feel free to ask! First I want to show the great job nolajewelryandcollectibles from ebay did on packaging the kit, despite being over a decade old it was still in mint condition! I'd also like to apologize in advance for the crappy phone pictures
Here are Steps 1-4
And the hull, and Sprues A,B,C and D


Here's the final result of today's work, it's not much at all, really I couldn't wait until tomorrow to get my feet wet but I'll have more work to show by the end of week. Thanks for reading, Happy Holidays!

