I am beginning the 6x6 monster with MENG. the Interior is quite poor, so I am going a bit to change them. If somebody has photographs of the inside, especially electronics - what and where is installed, it I will be grateful for the help.
Another case- suspension. I would like to add wires of the installation, but unfortunately in photographs one can see little, or nothing.

Maybe you shall buy Robert Skippers great photos that he sells here, it's a cheap way to get some great photos, they are really good! I did also search for interior photos of the Cougar but did not found so many good ones on the internet... And it's the same with all cables under the mrap but you have some in the photos from Robert skippers photos... But i would also have liked to have some more detail photos of all the cables underside... But as i said, i can really recomend to buy these photos as they are great and cheap also

If you can wait a little and want to update your cougar i have been told from a resin company that they are doing a basic update set for this veichle now...

Looking forward to follow your build if you will show ot here

Roger,
We are supposed to come to oneself aid and I think that selling photographs is a bit of a strange matter. I will still try something to look for. Tomorrow I will place photographs from first phases of the workshop.

First step- suspension front and rear.
Front bumper

Piotr,
In my response to your PM I suggested you search Armorama threads, where at one time or another I've posted several dozen of exactly the photos you are looking for. Selling photos is not rare - hundreds of reference books are sold every year. People are buying them for... the photos. I choose not to go that route because I can continually update my files and can and do send those upgrades (at no cost) when former customers (who number now in the hundreds) ask. No seller of reference books is going to do that.
Finally, a good part of my references were taken in Iraq, or at bases where I had limited free time. My time is just as precious to me as it is to anyone else. I could better use it in the gym, keeping up with languages, or just communicating with my family. That said, several people have asked me if I could find photos for them in my travels, and I have done so free of charge (M88A2 engine bays, underside views of M1A2 Abrams with mine plows, to name a few) and spent literally hours hunting these subjects down for them because I could. Most recently I sent an entire ABV walk around to a guy just because I had it, and he needed it.
I won't try to change your mind about my references. This is just to enlighten you as to why people pay for others' time and labor. And as I said to you before, good luck finding what you need. Those photos are out there. I even know of a few folks who save all of them and them repost them later without even acknowledging the source. But I suppose that's okay if that's what they feel like doing.
Sometimes a modeler comes from a place where circumstances are tough, and I'll send these very references just because I feel like it, usually without being asked. Those guys know who they are, and I feel it's good karma sometimes.

Hi Robert



I need the m-a tv walk around , should I send you the money now?

Thanks. Jay.

Rob.
I thank for the reply. Don't misunderstand me. On the forum "humvee around the world" we are helping ourselves mutually and rather nobody is thinking of trading in information. I respect your approach towards the matter- your time and your work. I hope that I will manage somehow.

Looks good makinen, will keep watching it.

Jay

Front seats and the control panel without BFT, PLGR cables and dust






Radio AN/VRC-110, and others electronic devices without cables

I will still add the driver of the Chameleon (marked on yellow) and BFT

Looking really good! what kind of radios have you used? Is it the blast models ones or the pro art models?
Will follow your build!

Roger
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Interior is in 90% ready. About the 80% from it won't be visible. I make-ed the plate behind a driving seat and there reaching cables. Box of the Warlock guidance. Black box behind a driving seat (I don't know what it is) and a few cords. Now the time for the inside of the roof and the range of the driver above his head.

Brother you are getting really good with your brushes and I like how Meng designed their plastic seat belts.

Jay

Looking very good

Very nice kit, very nice build!

Thanks Guys
I supplemented a bit of missing elements indoors




BFT+ DAGR


After folding into the whole it is possible to see the inside in photographs. Only through open front and back door, something it will be possible to notice. However I have a conscience calm

Model glued together and painted with brush with Pactra A118 paint. I added the additional plating of the turret Frag 7 and floodlights from Bronco

The vehicle got the glossy varnish, decals and wash. I did also small traces of the use. Painted whole with matte varnish.

Looking very good Piotr

I am slowly going to the end. For make-antennas, glasses of floodlights, rust on their handle, M2 on the turret, one front indicator, cables to floodlights, "lenss" of mirrors, and general smoking and muddying

Finish

Looking very good, have been fun to follow your build

Piotr, I was going through the Cougar builds and came across this one. You really did a beautiful job on the interior. You have the same philosophy as I do. I don't care if the detail can be seen once it is buttoned up. That's what pictures are for! Fantastic build overall.

Regards,

Eric

Amazing build!