I built this Bradley before the announcement about the M2A2 ODS from Tamiya.
The "Dog House" sun visor was scratched built using pictures taken from Rob(SABOT) and my memmory of the Bradley's I worked on. I also corrected the gun mantlet cover.
So what do you all think??????

it looks......very nice though the pictures i believe hide some of the cromatic detail and the weathering but as fas i can see looks nice build and nicely detailed
Congrats buddy

EPI,
Beautiful piece. Nice execution of the color scheme, although the tric-color versus sand hides the detail in the pics. Great detailing too. Todd

Thanks Todd and Goose, but like Goos said, the picture taken could of been better. I am using a new camera and I havnt gotten use to it.
By the way, I just added the picture of the Engine compartment. I forgot that one.

You should try taking pictures of it outdoors in sunlight

Looks great. What are those two panel things on the front of the turret?
I like how you put some of the bottom panels in the inverted position. Do you know why this done?
Any pre-paint photos?

http://www.defenselink.mil/photos/Jan1996/951231-F-8381L-001.jpg

Paul

Paul,
I'm not sure what those panels on the turret are for. Those came after I got out of active duty and we dont have them in the National Guard. I wonder if they are in the same line as the panels on the front of the turret of the M1A1. This seems like a good question for Rob(SABOT). They might even be CIP/IFF panels too.
The side skirts are inverted to avoid mud from clumping up in the road wheels and drive sprocket to avoid throwing a track. The same is done on the M1A1 and M113. Notice the last skirt on the M1A1 is aslways missing. On some M113, the rubber skirt is sometimes missing too.

Great job , not to be a mud slingin tanker , but i think that the arm to the right of the 25 mm is suposed to be attached to the gun mount (right ?) I like the name on the TOW launcher . You being from Texas I take that to be a Stevie Ray Vaughn tribute . (just a guess) I named my M1A1 the same thing D-22 = "double-trouble " . Keep up the great work -toad-13 out

The panels on the front of the turret are the same thing as whats on the M1A1...CIP/IFF panels

I have some photos I took while in Bosina over on Track Link that shows them...

Turrettoad,
You are correct. Also the round ejector port right under that arm is missing too. I didnt bother with changing and adding that.
Actually, I got this track idea from the Concord book on the Bradley. A picture of this one was in it during service in Bosnia.

Nice job Pete so is the motor a resin thing or scratched overall great job and a fast build. (++) (:-)

very nice modelling,painting and weathering...photographs are also great....congrats Pete

Sgt Reef,
The engine compartment is from Real Models.
Thanks again guys for your comments.