tamiya sas jeep

[maduigna]

here is my build of the tamiya sas jeep
it is a lot of firsts
using weathering powders
airbrushing
hairspray method
and my first post in the gallery
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[Coen]

That looks really cool Maduigna!
I love all that stowage and that rough and tumble look.

Now I want to try my hands at one of those.
There's so much that you can do with that kit.

[maduigna]

thanks coen, i am still learned alot building and painting it. i try not to use aftermarket parts yet, dont think i am at that point yet. am trying to get some scratch building skills along with my painting and assembly. the scratch building and spares were were just straps the belt for the 50 cal the jerry can rack and a bren gun from my spares. the kit is really good for the only parts i think could be better on it are the figures eyes but at the scale they wouldn't be noticeable anyway and the thompson and bren gun supplied in the kit.

[Yevgeny]

Nicely done! I love the figures in this kit.

[Nige99]

Nicely done, I built one of these earlier on in the year for a mate. It's a really old Mold but still had fun with it.

[gustavlekstal]

Great work and capture the feeling of the desert.

[SyntaxModels]

Nice little rough and tumble looking model mate! I'm just imagining what that'd look like on a dio *drools on keyboard* woops, I'd better go clean that up. Sweet job dude!

[UKguyInUSA]

Nice job mate, and as Leo said, I too wonder what she'd look like in a dio setting...the options are endless