Very impressive skills and a cool choice of subject.

Mario

Thank You all !

Finished the interior, I made one more lamp:




finished the roof:



Interior:



Look through the rear door:

My mind has been blown!!!

Super nice work, I can only dream of making something this well made.

HI to you all, here is some progress on my "Gimmy". I faced a problem, there was two types of axles on the truck, there was so called " Banjo " and " split " axles, you can see the difference on the picture below :



The main difference are the axles, but there is a lot of difference in front suspension and in the differentials, the problem is that Italeri gives a " mutant ", a "Banjo" axles with "Split" differentials and front suspension, even Aber's correction is wrong, because they are correcting the Italeri part but wrong version,so I had to make some scratch building.... I made everything except the differentials, I think this will be good enough...



I made new pto shaft's, for easier mounting I made them " telescopic " and it was easy to put them on place



The new exhaust and I started the work on protective sheet on the inner side of the rear wheels

Protective sheet on the inner side of the rear wheels finished, I added the brake fluid hose :



The spare wheel is different on this model as on the standard " Jimmy " so a little more scratch :



Finished chassis :



And the rear part finnaly closed, a bit of detailing and a lot of filling and sand papering.... :

The cab interior is finished



And the start of the terrain, this is the base :

Translations:

Put - Road
Ograda - Fence
Drvo - Tree
Trava - Grass



The road :



And the start of the fence :

Stunning scratch build and detailing job!

I love GMC I made the same kit with the standard cargo bed some years ago it was a funny built you can find it here:

http://www.cmtonline.it/cmtonline.it/VTR-DARIO_CARAGLIO/Pagine/GMC_353.html#grid

Dario

@Dario great job, looks fantastic !

Thank's for comments !

The cab finally closed :



While the " Jimmy " is on endless filling and sand-papering I finished the road. The stones are painted with different shades of grey, black wash and white dry-brush. The gap between the rocks is filled with sand and plaster mixture which is fixed with water and painted with burnt umber



The fence :



And the overall look :

Amazing. Wish I'd found this sooner, always nice to see something that doesn't help kill the enemy faster. Unless the enemy is tooth decay! Looking forward to seeing it completed.

The cab with finished detailing, only remaining parts are the doors and the windshield



And some progress on diorama :

Thank you for sharing your work, very inspirational!

You had me at the scratch built brass fenders.

Looking forward to more

Magnificent work. I am enthralled to see you going to the next level with the detailed scratch terrain, too.

very well done. I made a surgery unit GMC but did not do the interior.

And finally the painting. At first step I painted the crosses :



I wish to make a bit of a contrast between the cab and the rear so I put a black base on the cab :



And of course, it happened.....



And the first time together :



The insignia and the writing are decals :

I protected the parts of the windows which I don't wish to be " dusted " and I finished the rear door :


I made some progress on the diorama too.

The diorama :



A road sign :




And the tree :

Fantastic work - hoping for an update in the near future! Hang in there man.

Very nice build,and some fine scratch building.
Ah the old murder house on wheels

This is some amazing work modellius! A very impressive display of skill and imagination.

Hi,
I join all the others with their praise of your work -- just a slight improvement suggestion:
I suppose the roadsign is to stand in France; the name of the city then is spelled with a comma at the bottom of the "C"; google "Alencon" and you'll find what I mean, can't reproduce it here.
Peter