I've read a few posts, and hope this is the correct way to go about these (I'm new).
I just completed my first campaign (arty) and had a lot of fun. Looking at my stash I find I have a lot of what seems to be "popular" and figured I might propose a Mission to get us all building these things before they get lost on The Bottom of The Pile.
Jeeps! Willys (US, or British), MUTTs, GAZ/UAZs (Da, tovarich), Type 87 VWs/Swimmvagens, or Kübelwagens, (Jawohl!). How about whoever and whatever you want to tow behind, strap on to, or bolt on or in it. Focus on Civil Service, or anything military between WW2, and Viet Nam. To keep it simple, the Jeep must be the focus of the piece--e.g. not a Tiger running over a Jeep.
Static display, vignette, or a diorama. Any manufacturer, and any (and all) AM is allowed and scratchbuilding is allowed and encouraged, of course. Figures are fine. Open to any scale 1/6 and smaller (sorry guys no 1:1

We could run it from April (TBD) '17 through September '17. 5 month build, to let everyone get all of their pieces delivered and whatnot. Typical forum protocol: less than 25% completed upon start of the campaign, post a pic of the kit you intend to build, and at least 2 WIP shots, then post your completed pic/s in the campaign gallery.
Awards will be a custom designed, Jeep-themed campaign ribbon (Looking for a web-ace with this type of experience to help me execute this portion, please and thanks).
Let's do it, what do you say? I need 10 people to start. Who's in?

UPDATE 5/6/17: CAMPAIGN IS LIVE! Enlist here: http://armorama.kitmaker.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=Campaigns&file=index&req=showcontent&id=911
July 01, 2017 is our start date. Get your Jeeps ready!!!
