Hi all.

This is other of my three kits that I have been sold particularly. It was used by the Spanish Army during the mining riots in Asturias. It is one of the first protected trucks and it was based over a Nash Quad chassis. I know only a picture about this truck but it is very interesting for its peculiar CAMO.

Kit

Made

Base

CAMO with Tamiya paper

CAMO

First weathering waiting the decals.


Best regards. Pedro.

Another interesting and very unique subject. The weathering is superb!

Cheers,

Val

Thanks Val.

Finally, I have received the decals from Black Lion. Now the model is ready to the weathering.


Best regards.

Pedro.

Pedro, I was wondering if this was the same Nash company that made automobiles in North America?

Se me cae la baba. Que limpieza y finura. Impresionante.

I drool. That cleaning and finesse. Impressive. (google translator)

Thanks friends. Finally the model is finished.

Jeremy. You are right with the truck base.





More pictures in my blog.

Best regards. Pedro.

Turned out looking great Pedro.
Interesting vehicle.

Pedro,
A very nice work!!!!
Excellent!!!!!

Pedro,
Great work on an interesting and unusual subject. I don't imagine the crewmen much enjoyed the ride in this truck. At least the miners' rebellion was in the fall and not summer!
Like a lot of us, I find improvized armored vehicles interesting.

Thanks for your reply Pedro, that is very cool. And the weathering looks excellent! For some reason I feel like this would look good near a 1/72 A7V, I guess the shapes and camouflage patterns are similar enough that they would compliment each other in a display case/shelf.