Nice progress! Love the interior!
I'm pretty sure you glued side glass of windscreen wrong - that's why it won't sit properly.
Bottom edge of side screen should form a straight line with bottom edge of front screen.
Cheers

The interior is so excellent detailed... because they had some excellent references... Mine.

Hans-Hermann

Hi Jaroslaw,I don't think so,but you may be right.I'll check it out tonight.Hans,sorry I don't understand.The only reference I've used is Pete's build and Google?

Tom

Tom,
I will have a couple of more pictures uploaded tonight. I was going to do it now, but my computer here at work does not have Flash Player to upload them to my PhotoBucket.

Here are some more WIP. I managed to weather the interior and closed it all up. Next is to finish the suspension and start putting some paint on the main hull.

Hey Pete,
Good to see you back.Ironic that I just left a post on your Blackhawk saying I could see why you haven't had time.The carrier has been a bit of a challenge to build,but I'm getting close to the finish.

Tom

A couple of shots of the finished kit.Stowage etc.to follow.

Tom

I like Tom!
Gotta get back to mine soon.

Thanks Pete,
Can't wait to see yours.
Also more of the Blackhawk.

Tom

Tom, Just a super build. It's nice to see such a detailed interior included in a kit. You did an excellent job detail painting it.

Joel

Thanks Joel,
I still have some details for paint and weathering to do.Add some stowage to the hull.Beyond some of the faults with fit and instructions,it's a pretty good kit.Also a really good price on Hobby Easy for under $30.Hopefully Trumpeter will add an interior to other strykers.They have the basic mold just lose the mortar and add seating,even if it is an AM kit for their earlier versions.

Tom

Hi everyone,

A few pics of the finished kit.Legend stowage,not a lot,not being a troop carrier.2 Trumpeter figures and a Dragon one slightly modified.The digital camo is left overs from the Academy drone kit,this is the only decal camo that didn't cause me problems and I didn't throw out.The sand is a product that's called Magic Sand I got at Micheals here in Canada.Works very well because it's waterproof and doesn't turn into a muddy application.Just apply with watered down white glue and air brush.

Tom

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You did a great job on this kit... The interior is wicked !

I am also working on the same kit and I made the mistake to put in a Resin Engine set ... which is slowing my progress quite a bit ! I am looking at your pictures and trying to emulate some of your work... nice work on the NBC hoses... I was just looking at some info about those...

nice work on the mortar carrier. tom and pete