Whole set finished: M1042 HMMWV Shelter Carrier + M116 trailer + MEP-003AAS power unit:




More photos here:
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/212629&page=1#1786284

Humvee number 38 - New Iraqi Army M1114 UAH interim Frag 5



More photos here:
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/213798&page=1

It looks awesome..........must be fun spraying the flags ....

Hope they won't shoot at us from that

Great work Kuba always

Jay

Thanks, Jay




The flags (including stars and Arabic writing) was painted using brush, with 'free hand', no masks. All my models are brushpainted.

Number 39 - M1026A1 HMMWV Armament Carrier belonging to 2/503th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade "Sky Soldiers", Iraq 2005. It's another model built from scraps. Elements are taken from various kits, i.a.:
- rear ballistic shield and Mk19 grenade launcher from Bronco's M1114,
- body from Academy kits,
- undercarriage from Italeri kit,
- turntable, CIP panels, winch and bushguard from Tamiya's M1046.
Wheels: Blast Models (BL35027K) M1025 HUMVEE Wheels Aggressive pattern with new rim, decals ("Raptors"): Echelon Fine Details (T35022) Humvees in OIF/OEF.

Not all turned out as I planned, maybe I just wanted to make it too fast, well - some models have to stay in back rows, so another could stay in front ones The dust is very bright at these photos, 'live' it's quite ok.

Nice job Kuba!!

Very nice looking indeed. As are all your Hummers. I'm constantly impressed _and inspired_ by them

Another nice addition to the collection Kuba

Thank You all for the opinions

Number 40: model of M1109 Up-Armored Humvee version from IFOR mission. Built based on a wrecked Italeri model using parts from M1114 MIG Productions (MP35-269) M1114 UAH with Shielded MG Cupola conversion set and with parts from my scrap-box. Markings are fictional.
M101A3 trailer is converted M101 from Italeri (229) 250 gal.s Tank Trailer - M101 Cargo Trailer kit. Cargo are barrels from J'S Work (PPA4001) Modern Military Equipment Set kit, wooden boxes - Value Gear.






















What I like most in this one? That I've got it already done



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And I've came back to my Hamer Orev:

Front window frame, dashboard, steering wheel, heater etc.:





Seats:



That's how it looks today:

Wow!! Love the M1109. I'm jealous you have references. Great work. I would love to see some in progress pictures of the Humvee and trailer.

Brent - thanks a lot
All my references are here: http://humvee-models.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=131
And there is 'in progress' thread: http://humvee-models.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1034. Some of photos from link above was shown here on previous pages.

Damn, great details........building another "everything" humvee? how many you have now?

Jay

Thanks, Jay

Hamer Orev ready to paint:










Some minor parts are still missing (f.e. seatbelts, chains in doors etc.).

And that's how it looks unassembled (every item will be painted separately):

great as Always kuba
henk

Very cool, great work Kuba!

Good luck Kuba...

Nice job on a cool looking version

This is how my Orev looks today:





It's not easy to dry-fit all bricks in this stage, that's why everything is so crooked :roll:

Great detailing Kuba!

- Brian

Looking good

And yet another lovely Humvee Kuba

Hi Kuba,

Quite an impressing collection you have build.
Just wondering which model will follow soon!
I admire your abbility to stick to just one basic model! Chapeau, you must be able to build most parts blind folded.

One question, since I need some straps on my Faun SLT:
where did you find, or how did make, the metal spanner parts of the straps, as used on the 1042 shelter carrier's roof, which hold the tarps?

Thanks for answering!

P.

Thank You all




I took these parts from spare Eduard PE sets (a set for M1025 Armament Carrier contains many stripes to attach stowage inside the vehicle).