Thanks Patrick!!!

More advances with the Soldier...

Okay, I think I've found my first between-wars armored car.

Gary - a ringing endorsement!

I had have to change the soldier by a sub officer, because I didn't have enough information about uniforms about that time, prinicialy about the colours of uniforms. The pictures that I have are all in black and white. After the time of the Crossley the Argentinan Army had a change of his uniforms and I do not fine pictures of the rigth year of when was that.
Also we have a problem, we have different clime, and the uniforms change accorder to the place that the unit was.
The final pictures of the figure:









The next time, I will show the final pictures of the model.-

Regards

The end of the Vickers Crossley 1928 - Argentinan Army.
















Regards, Omar

Hi Omar!

Great job!, well done!!

I'm building a similar one, from Yellow Cat resin models.

I'd like to know, which colours references did you use for the car and for the miniature?

Thank you so much!!

I know this is an old post...but I just have to say MAGNIFICO!!! Great job on the car and figure.

Like the fact that you used the vehicle in an unusual setting, Argentina, and thought you did a great job converting the soldier from German to Argentinian.

Hi, all
Thanks, by the comments
The colors, that I used, were Humbrol 163 (Green) and Tamiya XF-59 (Sand).
Regards

Hola Antonio!!

Thank you so much for your answer. I hope don't disturb you, but, could you share with me the colour chart from the soldier?

Hi I made the colours with a mix of grays. I took this picturs like referencie:








Regards

Thank you so much Omar, you are so kind!!.

Do you have any social network with yours jobs?

Hi Dam, I only use Facebook, In this place are all my jobs too.
https://www.facebook.com/omarmario.alvarez
Regards