Kim, i unfortunatly can not see your picture- just some red X's from my spot. Its a chame i can not see them. Your work is fantastic. I am very glad such a talent has gone to such a humble man.

Dude some great work! shame you don't have much time!

hi kim ,, i must say your work is out standing ,, i would like to ask for your help , im attempting to super detail a m2a2 bradley and i require the coms boxes for the turret and drivers compartement and infantry compartement ,my scratch building is not great and i dont have any drawings to make them from ,,, yours look fantatic and i would like them in my bradley ,,, any help would be great ,,, thank you

Incredible work,

I can only agree with all others who responded.
Impressive work!

Wow an Amazing build you have going on here...I was having flash backs to my days as an Bradley Mechanic in the Mid 1990's. But one question, what time frame are you building your M3A2 as? Some time in the mid to late 1990's, the Bradley's started to get an electronically controlled transmission that has a slightly different top to then from the mechanical one you are representing.

Kim
Really happy to see it alive
Congrats as asual really ground breaking
Cheers
Seb

thank you kim , what i need are the intercom boxes for the crew

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Wow an Amazing build you have going on here...I was having flash backs to my days as an Bradley Mechanic in the Mid 1990's. But one question, what time frame are you building your M3A2 as? Some time in the mid to late 1990's, the Bradley's started to get an electronically controlled transmission that has a slightly different top to then from the mechanical one you are representing.

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Hi Scott

First of all, I really appreciate your concern and question.
Well I have been making my bradley after the model of the M3A2 CFV on primeportal website and I know the vehicles in early 1990's in my opinion.
Please tell me if I have misunderstood about that.

Again many thanks to you!

Kim

WOW this has to be the best scratchbuilding I've ever seen, amazing. Please don't put any paint on it, I love looking at it the way it is.That motor and transmission is totally awesome.
keep up the awesome building and I look forward to seeing more.

Rob

kim,this is absolutely astonishing,the attention to detail is staggering,if your painting skills are anywhere near your scratchbuilding skills this has got to be model of the year no contest!

inspiration for us all,good work fella!

Yes Sir !

The built was best and full detail, ref. photo and built photo are good !

Thank you Sir for your permission, now I can Start to detail my M3a2 Cfv in 1/72 !

Once again Kim strikes back
You did another amazing work on the intercoms and their wiring ! I concur with those who think it would be a shame to hide all your work under paint.
I think you'll have to do another one to paint it !