Yes...I could imagine how dificult to build resin kit like this is...again, big WOW to all who managed to complete it...

About the case, I am thinking about the same, can you post or send me a pic of your display case?

Loader before pigments...on the way to finish!!

Loader after few pigment storms... almost ready to be tightened on the trailer:




Due to its enormous weight, I have to think about quality of the connection with the trailer - together they have 0.519kilograms...

Dear Pavel,
Thanks for the detailed info you show us.
Your combination of 'drafted' civil equipment, loaded on pure military trucks shows a more and more common sight in modern armies, the most during peace keeping and enforcing missions. (Though the other way round is common as well: quite some military stuff is hauled into mission areas by civil companies.)
Hopefully, you will show us more.
But where did you find the load securing chains? I need some myself to buckle my Dragon MLRS to Trumpeter's Franziska SLT trailer.

The Dozer looks great Pavel!
GREAT job on that loader.

You are close to finishing now right? must be great to finally finish such a project

Paul - you are right, this is the theme I like most on military trailers...dirty, war tired trailer + shiny new civil equipment...well, I was not succesfull with shiny new stuff - the Mig´s dozer is too simple for that, but it do the job...

Boris - tell me that...this is my biggest project so far in my life, in matter of time and space...but I like this kit so much, I still keep it coming - WOW to that!

Load tightening progress:

IF you put this monster on the construction ground and take a shot, it will totally fool me

Great job

Jay

well, there is bigger weathering gurus out there....

Pavel
I just got in the tie downs from Germany that you are using and I must say they did a good job, and they can be used on other projects, but they were pricey though. Thanks for the idea
Jim

Yeah, I thing so too :-)

You are very welcome Jim!

Well I am finished... This was my biggest project so far, longest build, most parts to put together, largest...jeeez so much superlatives in this box...

I have to take a drink...




There will be some work on it in the nearest future, like a figure etc, but the kit itself is done. I´ll take some pics of it ASAP...

That was pure pleasure to follow your build here! Waiting for proper gallery.
Great job!

if he puts fuel in it i think it would start

Pavel
Your build is very good. Thanks for all the time and effort you took to create your build blog. What a great project. Here is a pics of those JMK cases I told you about.
The Big one came with a separate base. The smaller one has an integrated base (very nice).



Mike

Thanks guys!

Yesterday on our own club convention Pantherscup we did a HET (mini)SIG with Mila and Roman - some pics how great time we had!

Mila and our third guy - good friend Roman:


Some details:


Mila´s new truck with the old one temporarily loaded:


Mine:

Photo of the finished model finaly:

Very Nice!

Cheers Rob.

Few days late, but I'm finally catching up here. Pavel, the finish product looks awesome. You friends did great job as well. Thanks for sharing

AMAZING work!!