Great progress John, your figures are coming along nicely!

Thanks for the update. Cheers!

Thanks Tim.

well , I'm finished with it . Started out just wanting a Famo in my collection after the other got destroyed in a house move , and thats what I got , hope-fully better than the last .









close up of the cab area...







Hope you enjoy looking at them , it's now in the display cabinet with the rest .
Thanks for all your comments and looking in , some-thing modern next . Been working on a Stryker........with slat .So , see you next year . LOL
Thanks again ,
John.

this was actually going to be the next project so i book marked this. Also, where did you get the detail set from? could you PM me with the details?

stunning model, great weathering and cracking paint job.

Looking good. Where did you get the Cromwell models tarp? I tried Mission Models but the Cromwell section shows empty for me and I can't search for it on the web site.

Hiya James , have you tried the Cromwell models web-site. I think there is still one up and running.
cromwellmodels.com.
Good luck with it.
Cheers,
John.

Fantastic work, I like how you do the details, and the weathering job.

The figures, is personnal, but I don't like the figures, not yours, all of them, to me the models without the figures are better than with them. Anyway, you do a good job.

I think you did a smashing job on this "bully".
The build and the PE look good and clean and I had my doubts when I first saw the camouflagepattern, but that turned out really well too.
The uniforms look quite green though.

John
Wonderful work sir! I've book marked this build for when I start with my famo build.
Darryl

Very nice John . How did you do your front tires , I really like the way they turned out.

All-right Jim , thanks for looking.

First off with the tyres I lightly spray them buff ( Tamiya ) or flat earth .
Then run a thin mix of pigments in turps or humbrol thinner all over them.
When thats fully dry , rub black charcoal or any dark paint on with the tip of your finger, I always use the charcoal.
Hope that helps.
John.