hay all first of the paint on

I did a little more work on my project:

Stuff just put in place.

Workbench

Tool storage.

I figured there would be some sort of electric power, so made up a few shut offs.

Hay all decals are on.

Scott, The kit is looking really good. I drive by a number of those humvees parked behind a reverse base every day on the way home. They do not have the cross on the side so I am not sure what they are used for.

Dave, Interesting build. Looks really nice so far. Where did all the tools come from? The tool box is amazing.

Tony

Got some better pictures of my Jeep

Scott nice job so far on a small scale,looks great,can't tell size by your work

Tony,nice job on that jeep and figure.

Thanks guys had a few headaches with it but is turning out OK i think?

Tony i know that the land rover ambulances we used had a sort of fold out cover that covered the cross maybe its thee same on the humve's?

Hay all
Got the matt coat on and the glass in the cab in place started to pic out all the small details like the lights E.T.C


Hopefully have it off the painting stands tonight and start the weathering

hay all well the humvee is off the paint stands and is together with some light weathering.




Think it is about 90% there what do you think? unfortunately i have to go in to hospital in the next couple of days so not sure when it will be finished.

Good work Scott! For a Humvee of its mighty(!) size, it looks great! I see another one at the background?

Russ, your truck came out just great. Makes me want to buy another WC 62/63 or a WC 51. The driver from Tamiya fit perfectly I should say.

Dave, your workshop truck is looking marvelous already. Lots of effort going into it I presume, but worth everthing.

Nice Jeep Tony! Like the photos with the natural background. If you can try taking photos from an inverted angle, the lens of the camera looking up to the jeep, so it will look like the real thing.

Good job all of you guys! I'm still waiting for news for our galleries, I'll let you know when I have any info.

Hey, Emre. I just picked up the WC51 myself. I liked the 62 so much I had to give it a try. They are such great kits I don't understand why they never carried out the series and did more of the variants. The 53, 55, 58 and rocket truck versions would be great in plastic. I can't afford resin. There's lots of great builds going on here. Dave, I always love your work. It always turns out great and you seem to enjoy it so much.

I'm in with a RoG 1/72 Luchs ... should be getting started soon

Todd, good luck on your build. Did this one a while back and it is an impressive kit for the scale. I've a build log in the Braille Scale forum and the suspension can be quite a challenge.

Cheers,
tread_geek

Some very nice work on the campaigne so far this is my little effort so far.Tamiya M8 Greyhound


Hope to get some more work done by the weekend

I coudn't found Mighty Wheels official gallery. Does it exist?
My entry: Dingo Mk. II Scout Car

YES! the suspension is a real pain in the rear end (sorry couldn't resist that one) ... just a couple pieces left and its done and then on to the upper hull and turret ... I've been so into building that I haven't taken pics yet ... I will take and post a few tonight if I can.

Marcin and Keith, very nice builds. The figure beside the Dingo rally shows how tiny those things were.




Todd as far as I'm concerned both ends were a royal pain. Can't wait to see some of your pictures. BTW, be prepared for more pain when trying to fit the smoke dischargers.

Cheers,
Jan

Nice contribution Marcin,I like the dusting of the lower half of the vehicle,really done well overall.

I believe Emre is having troubles getting the gallery up and running,he mentioned it a few posts up.

Marcin that really is nice work. Here is my finished Ford Tfc.




Robert

Unfortunately, since I'm not an admin, I cannot create a gallery on my own. I know MarkM has personal troubles and I pm'ed TacFireGuru and received no response. Does anyone know who else I can contact to get our gallery up and running?

Thank you all for kind words.

@Robert, your Ford looks great too. Could you share with us your opinion on this model?

I initailly had trouble since the size of the kit is just so small and I have big fingers. But it was ok when I used my magnifier hood. The only problem that is inherent is to get all four wheels to set on the ground at the same time.


Robert

Robert, very nice job on such an ugly beast. The weathering on the subject is effective and adds to the overall results.

Cheers,
Jan

Robert,

Very cool looking Ford. Never seen anything like that kit before. Nice build. I can not imagine having to get out to crank the motor if the engine stalls out in the midst of gun fire.

Tony

pretty cool Robert,nice camo and weathering on an interesting subject.