Well, Gents...
This is my Humber Scout Car, by Bronco...

a very nice model:
Very detailed and free of flash and defects...
but the booklet is awfull !!!



Michael Caine´s resine figure:


Very good decal sheet:


and vinyl tires:


Well...let´s go:

Troubles with this part:



The interior is very detailed:



Suspensions aligment:




As I build this car with superestructure glued in the hull, I w´ll open all the hatches: dry-run:


Painting the interior:



See the PE´s Hatches (blue arrows); in red arrow, a little scratch:


The kit don´t show this parts:


Material to do brake lines:



and:



The motor is a little kit, in separate. As I build this car with engine hood close, I don´t build the engine and fuel tank in place. A jewel for my spare box:




Ready for paint:



Painting:



and Future + decal:



Starting the weathering:







Soon, more dust and rough treatment...

regards, from Brazil

Panzerserra

Marcos-- very, very nice! I like your weathering. What.paint did you use to create the worn effect?
thanks
DJ

Hi Marcos,
Wonderful job on painting and weathering of your Humber! I'm really looking forward to seeing it finished
It probably has no use to you now but I placed rear bulkhead between the ribs in the hull tub without any problems, it was tight fit, but looks ok, as in the photos :



Cheers
Greg

very nice work... I may do one of these in the future.

Nice work on this one so far Marcos, looking good.

DJ, hi...

I like to use automotive enamels.
I use the colors chart of Tamiya and I order to do the colors in a paint store ....very cheap...
Dry in minutes !!!!

and is easy to do a weathering and blends....

Am I or I am not crazy???

eheheheheh

Thanks for the tip, Greg

I think my hull was deformed, because it was difficult to align the upper-hull, in the glue step....

regards

Panzerserra

Bill and Kelly, danke !!!

regards

Panzerserra

Well, Gents...
I finished my Humber !!!!

a great little kit.

I recommend!!!!










regards

Panzerserra

Hi Marcus,

Great build and an excellent finished kit. Looks the business although I wonder what Michael Caine is doing as the commander

"Not a lot of people know that"

Excellent stuff.

Al

Thanks, Alan...

See this little beast with Big-brothers, for size comparation:

With Canadian Skink



With Comet and Firefly



regards, from Brazil !!

Wow awesome work on this kit Your other kits look awesome too

Great work on that little guy, Marcos. Nice looking trio!

c5Flies and Panzermike...
Thanks...I hope the Great Factories continue to produce allied material, like Humber and Staghound....

regards, from Brazil...

Panzerserra

Great step by step, good finish and nice collection of vehicles Marcos.

Lovely job Marcos. Nice model, great build and good tips.

Thanks mate.

Beautiful job it looks right at home with its brothers there, i love this kit and will definatly build it one day, thanks for taking the time to show this

Ron.

Danke, Gents....

big hug !!!!

Nice build Marcos, well done. I liked your step by step build and the photos and descriptions are very good to help anyone with his kit. I really like it and thanks for sharing....
Bob




@ ALAN - LOL at that one. Here's a good line from A Bridge to Far....



One of my fav lines from the movie.

That is a lovely build! I'm going to have to pick one of these up! What colour did you use for the green as it looks bang on?

Hi Marcos,

Great set of builds all round there. Like you Skink, very unusual. This will be a grand reference when ever I open the box.

Bob,

I remember that line well

Cheers

Al

Allan, thanks ...
Good luck with your Humber...it´s a nice project...

Karl...
I use automotive enamels...The´re cheap and resistant...Ideal for the blend technique with oils...


I order these enamels in paint stores. I take a sample of Humbrol, Tamiya, Polly, etc and the computers make the rest...

It is super-practical!!! Cheap, dry fast and beautifful.

Regards