Well u have a pretty cool lil vehicle there . Try to do some good work on weathering , using some pastels to do dusting and also paint fading . Also try to get rid of the shiny look that the tires have AND paint the figure on the back side !!!! heheheheh Keep on
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MrRoo
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Nice clean build Andy! Stowage looks good too. In some parts of the Philippines you can still see quite a few of these hauling lumber, farm produce, pigs (++) and people.
You might want to sand the bottoms of the wheels a bit to get that "heavy" look. And if you can get a bottle of Tamiya NATO Black acrylic it's perfect for getting the grayish black rubber tire color
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andy007
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Tuna, Yeah they are the same kit. Nope the figures don't come with the kit the driver is from a hobbyfan kit which also has a MGer. The guy in the back is from some spare figures cliff sent me.
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To echo Lord WWH, this is solid and tight construction work, I like to see your work, they are progressing all the times. Unlike my armor skill which is like going back to square one.
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