Phenomenal work chuk! Awesome all around.

marvelous work... keep 'em coming! I'm glad you came over to the armor side

Thanks, gentlemen! Between the puppy, work, my Ju388 and traveling, I've been busy! Not to busy to revisit this project- Wendy was getting bored!

Chuck your work really stands out and is loaded with tips. Thank you

What better way to learn modelling techniques then through a comic strip (with big boobs)! Very helpful info. Great work Chuck!!!!

Thanks, gents!

After a bit of a break, I'm back at this build. Wendy has gotten a bit of an upgrade since last we met!

I've been getting a real thrill out of watching your builds over on Aeroscale, this is pretty exciting to see you tackle a ground subject! Glad to see you've resurrected this thread, and how fascinating to observe the evolution of your character art!

Personally I always liked the look of the ladies during your Ju 388 build!

Looking forward to seeing how this one progresses... Definitely love the colors of the cargo and the wood grain on the crate...

Considering the Cognac I am almost surprised that there isn't a Persian carpet rolled up in that pile of equipment in the side car....

Bob

Absolutely jaw-dropping Sir!!

Apart from the brilliant comic idea, the result is just fantastic!!

Definitly one of the best postings ever!! Worth an Oscar!

Cheers

Romain

Just stumbled across this one brother. Wow!! First airplanes,now this??
J

HALLO!
I just missed your great builds!
Can't wait to see more!!!
Ciao
Edo

Ahhh it's been a while since the last update on this one.
It's chuckastic what you are doing sir. Some great stuff coming along.
Keep up and don't post the next update in 2019
Julien

Hi Chuck,

I came across this thread last night, truly awesome work. You have the patience of a saint working with those small PE parts. Excellent blog with super craftsmanship and lots of good tips. Nice one.

Al

It is great to see this one back on the bench. I've been practicing the techniques you demonstrate in hopes of using them to bring back some of my stalled builds. I look forward to what will come next.

Hey Chuck, I'm really glad you're still slugging away at this one! It's been an awesome build from the beginning, and the level of expertise, especially with the PE and the work you have done on the base levels and well are, well, very, very high. I, like others had forgotten about this great project.... And am glad you are posting again. But please, bring back the old Wendy, she is way hotter than the upgraded one. Can you say that about a cartoon tour guide?

I guess you can, cause I did

Keep up the great work.

Thanks, everyone! It's really rewarding to come back to this build- the bike is pretty much done and so is the Kubel. I've got the two figures to paint and a bunch of small details (I think I'll add some cats.) I've also picked up some freelance work- great news- so I'll post an update when that's done. Cheers!

chuk

Yeah,

Don't forget your old buddies here at Armorama...and do keep us posted on any progress, please!!!!

Good luck with your freelance job!!

Cheers

Romain

Thanks, Romain! With my freelance business ramping up I've had less time for modeling- but it's business before pleasure! Here's a small but significant update- the Kubel is finally done!

Hi Chuck - beautiful work all around! Your three wheeler - quite a load! I guess a bit of a double entendres! A big literal load, and a load of cool details! Ha! Sorry, I couldn't resist - nice build

Cheers
Nick

Great work on the Kubel, the stowage is eye-catching snd natural! While we might have to wait for updates of your work it's always well worth it .....

Brent

Nice update chuck!! As usual all of your details really shine through,
J

Thanks, guys! I've been pretty busy with work lately, but I had a bit of time toady- here's a sneak peak:

Woah dude!!!
The groundwork and the bike are drop dead gorgeous for sure. Looking forward to the figs and more updates!
J

Chuk! I really like that sneak peak !



Magnus

Thanks, gents! I'm looking for any good on-line tutorials on figure painting- any suggestions? I fell like trying some new tricks. I will be using decals for the camo clothing items- could be maddening, but could be fun, too.