Global Scale Modeller

Another long term project, this time, my veh from op telic Mar 2003.

The kit comes as the basic 432, so as mine was a signals panzer, I've got a lot of scratch building to do on this one!













The last pic is a stowage bin we had welded to the upper hull. It looks simple, but believe me, it was a PITA to make! Looks nice on though, lol!

chief,

very cool subject, your done a lot of work on this one and its shows


great stuff



Shane.

Spent many an hour in the back of these on radio stags when I was in the gulf chief looking forward to seeing you put this together, has it got a bv on the back door ?

Ha! Not yet, but you can get them. Wouldn't be complete without one, eh? Lol

love the work you have done so far the detail is spot on.look forward to seeing more

Freaking fantastic work Chief.
That interior is awesome. All those wee details.
That map rocks!!!

great work chief spent a lot of time in one or hang of some where fixing the comms in them lots of memory's with this build mate will be watching this with so enjoyment.

Some more progress made on the 43,
Added a few more bits, got some chipping done and a bit of a wash on. Started on the tracks which is being a pita. More kit and antennas and masts to add before final weathering.









Thanks for looking!

That is wickedly nice!
Looks just like some of the pics that Nigel showed me.
Well done!

Wow... really cool work Chief !
You did an excellent job on the interior and the weathering effects looking fabulous .
I'm really impressed

Thanks guys! Lots more to do, but your kind words help me to keep going! Cheers!!!

I LOVE it chief its amazing looks so realistic just as i remember them being

One of the more awesome builds i have seen of late, more please chief.
Tom

Wow..
You could almost Photoshop that into the real world its so awesomely built and paint/weathered...
Love the detailing.....and an Interior as good if not better than the outside...
Top work Chief.... Good luck with the continued work matey..

thant is one beat up apc the weathering is superb

hi guys

reviving this build that has been sat on the shelf for a few years!

it was mostly done, just needed one track added along with some small details.

somehow a few of the wheels had broken off in transit, so they had to be re-attached. the indy link resin tracks are an absolute nightmare, never again!!

so a combination of broken wheels and track links has resulted in some not so straight tracks!

anyway, its done now. im toying with the idea of a simple sand base which will help hide some of the tracks. but thats for another year!

some pics.








another one off the bench!

I took my H Licence in one of these, and have very fond memories of these vehicles. You have done a great job on this. Its spot on