No, not my work! Im waiting for pro art of someone to save me all the hassle, anyway I came across these pics of some Korean guys scratchbuilt interior, looks pretty good, lacking a few details here and there. Thought you guys might like to see it:
http://mmzone.co.kr/album/view.php?id=29775
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Scratchbuild M1126 interior
afv_rob
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Posted: Sunday, April 13, 2008 - 01:24 AM UTC
CombatKrieg
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Posted: Sunday, April 13, 2008 - 01:46 AM UTC
Very nice! I Could use that on my AFV Club M1126!
hummwv
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Posted: Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 05:42 PM UTC
Fantisty job!
It may helpful tu me for my new M1126.
Thanks to you for sharing.
It may helpful tu me for my new M1126.
Thanks to you for sharing.
18Bravo
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Posted: Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 10:58 PM UTC
Nice work. Must have had some nice reference photos.
ti
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Posted: Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 11:09 PM UTC
Really awesome work.
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Posted: Monday, August 24, 2009 - 09:20 AM UTC
Great job!
Let's wait for Black Dog, they will release 1/35 M1126 interior for AFV Club.
Let's wait for Black Dog, they will release 1/35 M1126 interior for AFV Club.
Captin_Caveman_III
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Posted: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - 01:06 PM UTC
I think the photo are grat but seeing that you have pointed out this guys leaving out some things, leads me to think you should pass over the Pro Art kit and take up the "hassle" and I quote you and scratch-build something on this level and put all the right things in place. I know I would love to see you take on this most amazing task as I and so mini othere's here are doing..
RKinsella
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Posted: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - 01:23 PM UTC
Its very nice work indeed. I've scratchbuilt an interior for one of mine too (over a year ago), got pissed off constructing the flimsy Eduard slat armour and now the kit is on the long finger..
This guy seems to of had the same unavoidable problem with scratchbuilding the interrior as I had. If you look at the photo you will see at the bottom a raised rectangular panel that runs along the centre line between the crew seats. It starts at the rear hatch and continues along the centre up to the front section of the inner hull. This cant be removed without reworking the entire underside of the hull, its a HUGE job if you want to correct it properly. Its pretty noticible on this conversion and on mine but i intended to hide this by filling either side of the raised panel slighty and by clustering the rear interrior with figures and equipment..
It sounds complicated but i think this is why there hasnt been a rush of interior updates from aftermarket companies..
I'm just after moving home so when the dust settles I'll attach some of my photos to the thread...
This guy seems to of had the same unavoidable problem with scratchbuilding the interrior as I had. If you look at the photo you will see at the bottom a raised rectangular panel that runs along the centre line between the crew seats. It starts at the rear hatch and continues along the centre up to the front section of the inner hull. This cant be removed without reworking the entire underside of the hull, its a HUGE job if you want to correct it properly. Its pretty noticible on this conversion and on mine but i intended to hide this by filling either side of the raised panel slighty and by clustering the rear interrior with figures and equipment..
It sounds complicated but i think this is why there hasnt been a rush of interior updates from aftermarket companies..
I'm just after moving home so when the dust settles I'll attach some of my photos to the thread...