Gino P. Quintiliani shows us how he built his M577A2

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Thanks for posting it Darren.

Very nice performed model which much passion for details.

Their quantity, the quality of the stuff by itself used (e.g. floor plates, printed maps, phone), their arrangement and finally the high-detailed painting of them (rifle, fire extinguisher etc.).

But the most astonishing thing is what makes this model being a curiosity: It is performed in the field by someone who is permanently in the line of duty.

Great M577 Gino

Gino:

Your 577A2 looks awesome. Hope you were able to use some of the parts I sent to you.
Keep up the good work, both on the workbench and in the battlefield.
We can all sleep a little better, here in Canada and the USA, because of folks like you, out there at the sharp end.

Art

Thanks guys. It was a fun build. I did end up using some of the pieces you sent horesgunner. Thanks again.

Very nice work Gino!

The M577 is certainly not the prettiest one but for some reason was always my favorite int he M113 family.

Hey Gino - nice 'Hotel'. I want to build a Canadian one of these someday...

Keep your head down over there.

cheers;

Bob

Nice extra large bucket, Gino I really like that interior - although it would probably be even more crowded and messy in real life.

Thanks for sharing

Nice build as we've come to expect from you Gino! Stay safe dude!

Gary

Very nice build

Made me look at my kitt in store and gave me some ideas how to build it and upgrade it to higer standards then the kitt is oob

Greetz Blade