Alex, thanks. I think I need to add some garbage, paper, etc around the scene.

As I already said,very cool dio and so well done. Those smashed cinder blocks are very nice,for instance.
J

Jerry, I have been watching this one with quite a bit of interest. Your build was such a joy to watch. The finish on this beast very well done. I hope to be able to paint camo free hand as well as this. I can't wait to see the final photos.

Regards,

Eric

Edit: I am sorry Greg for getting your name wrong. I was in a hurry. Thanks for doing such great in process photos.

Thanks for the comments, but not Jerry.

EDIT: No worries, I couldn't do the number of figures that Jerry does. I'd go nuts....lol

Fabulous build so far, can't wait to see more

Ok, I've toned down the bricks and added some paper type garbage laying around. I'm calling this done.

I really like how the Coke machine provides that brilliant splash of color ... along with those two characters providing the local color! Great job overall!

"Have a Coke and a smile!"

—mike

Thanks Mike!

This is a very cool dio and certainly unusual as well. Very well done and an interesting way to show off your very nicely built "zip".
J

Thanks Jerry.

Who makes the hold all/sports bag that's sitting on the back of the vehicle?

It's actually "Modern, Eastern Cargo Bags" from Eureka XXL #E-025. Resin item with 3 sized bags and comes with decals for the pattern. I believe they marketed them to be used for kits for the Ukraine civil war.

Phantastic work Greg ... it`s a pleasure to follow your progress.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers
Walter

where did you find the magic models stuff?

Hobbyeasy.com out of HK.