Dung Lam Quoc''s Bedford QL has been added to the On Display gallery.

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hi
nice model!!! i like the weathering, looks great. what kit did you use and did you use any add-on's??

keep it up

neil

Great result, Dung Lam!

The weathering and subtle chipping looks very good. The choice of model in itself is interesting as these Bedfords with guns were strange contraptions.

Thanks for sharing

Looks like the old Peerless/fill in the rest yourselves one from the mid 70s, soon to be re-issued by Italeri

David

Thanks for your comments.

Neil: it's a Revell kit, my closed friend bought it and gave it to me.

A very nice job on an ancient kit.
Thanks for post it.

I love it!!! I have wanted to build a dessert Bedfort for some time now, and this might be the pictures, that actually gets me started. Mine just have to be the Germaniced version, with a FlaK (20 mm.) on top.
Keep up the great work, and keep those pictures comin'.
Best regards
Jacob

I think this Bedford vehicle belonged to Bristish army.

Very Nice Job, How did you achieve the chipping effects?.

Excellent work! I think what I like most about this model is that you've struck the perfect balance in the weathering and chipping aspects. It is easy to overdo a model but this one appears to have a great sense of proportion and balance, just enough wear to look worn but not worn out. Again, this is a well done piece and you should be very proud.

Jim
Large Scale Armory

I mixed red brown (7) and black (3) paint, used the foam touching slightly into the paint then touched on the surface of the model.

Great job!
Anh Khanh (Cessna) day. Hien gio choi toan do WW2 khong ha?
Bua nao nhau nghen...

Truoc gio van vay ma anh, lau lau them 1 con hien dai thoi, kakakaka.
Anh co ranh dau ma nhau?