You guys will be amazed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Have to see this M3A2 Bradley!!!!!!!!!!!!
Epi
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 06:27 PM UTC
Ok, I give up! I'm throwing in the towel, trashing my Bradley, giving up modeling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When I saw Pawels track, I was truely impressed, then I saw the work of Gino, Rob and Olivier, not to mention the work I put into mine! Then I saw this one!!!!!!!!
You guys will be amazed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
%20Workbench%20Gallery0x26goto=1] AWSOME BRADLEY
You guys will be amazed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
%20Workbench%20Gallery0x26goto=1] AWSOME BRADLEY
bison126
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 07:08 PM UTC
Hi Epi,
don't worry neither give up ! This guy is cheating, he uses photoetch parts :-) :-)
Anyway, his interior is really awesome. Thanks for sharing !
olivier
don't worry neither give up ! This guy is cheating, he uses photoetch parts :-) :-)
Anyway, his interior is really awesome. Thanks for sharing !
olivier
Epi
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 07:41 PM UTC
I'm just so amazed with the turret work. My gosh, he even added the TDB (Turret Distibution Box) in the turret. I wish he took some better photo's of the interior of the turret. I would like to see if he got everything right inside it.
But your right Olivier, I'm not gonna give up just yet.
But your right Olivier, I'm not gonna give up just yet.
seb43
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 07:49 PM UTC
OUSTANDING 
Styrene sheets PE Fruil tracks well you name it he put it . strange he did use the gun from the kit hehe?
One question what kind of materials are the red stuff plasctic ? resine ??
Can we contact this guy to do an article here because my korean is kind of rusty :-) :-) :-) :-)
cheers
seb
Styrene sheets PE Fruil tracks well you name it he put it . strange he did use the gun from the kit hehe?
One question what kind of materials are the red stuff plasctic ? resine ??
Can we contact this guy to do an article here because my korean is kind of rusty :-) :-) :-) :-)
cheers
seb
HeavyArty
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 07:56 PM UTC
Looks great. Don't worry Pete, we all could do that well too, if we had the time. It is just a matter of how much work you want to put into it.
Epi
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 07:58 PM UTC
ROGER THAT SIR!
Seb,
I found this over at Missing Lynx. I'll post a comment and invite him over here and see if he will do that.
Seb,
I found this over at Missing Lynx. I'll post a comment and invite him over here and see if he will do that.
seb43
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 08:03 PM UTC
Smart Move Pete
This is very usefull and instructive piece of work
i hope he can do it
No indication on the red stuff ??
cheers
seb
This is very usefull and instructive piece of work
i hope he can do it
No indication on the red stuff ??
cheers
seb
straightedge
Joined: January 18, 2004
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Posted: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 - 08:58 PM UTC
That guy done a lot of pretty good work, I just wonder why he left off the tow bar, cause it will need one with an engine.
jazza
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 01:59 AM UTC
My gosh, loads of PE parts, styrene sheet usage AND copper wire work. Even the interior ceiling was covered.
Call me bias though but i still like Gino's interior. Perhaps the look of TOW missles has a better appeal to me. Although i am aware that this one isnt fully painted so there may be more that meets the eye.
Its simply out of this world though.
Call me bias though but i still like Gino's interior. Perhaps the look of TOW missles has a better appeal to me. Although i am aware that this one isnt fully painted so there may be more that meets the eye.
Its simply out of this world though.
afv_rob
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 02:07 AM UTC
The best damn Bradley you will ever see. The interior is near perfect and has pretty much every single detaial added. I cant believe it, I think I might put mine in the bin, my interior looks useless against this. He has even built a new floor and turret case, not using the old Tamiya one-thats dedication! Im determined to finish mine now and get it all detailed up-at least then I will feel a bit better. Just a note however-all the Bradleys ive seen built on here have been equally as sweet and the most important thing is you enjoy building it, no matter how detailed you make it or how accurate it is just have fun! But this is some seriously nice modelling.
Lets hope this guy will share with all us Bradley geeks how he did it and what reference he used.
Lets hope this guy will share with all us Bradley geeks how he did it and what reference he used.
bison126
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 02:12 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Lets hope this guy will share with all us Bradley geeks how he did it and what reference he used.
He just spied us here and impoved what we were doing :-) :-)
I hope he'll post pics of the model painted.
olivier
Whiskey
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 02:21 AM UTC
Is it just me or does it seem like there is a recent Bradley fever going around? With all the ones being built for the Modern Armor Campaign and now this, it feels like the Brad has once again become the newest rage.
All thoughts put aside, that damn thing looks like I could hop in it and just go! Am I right or what Pete?
But one question, what are those two copper wires that run through the troop compartment? I dont recall ever having to deal with any "plumbing" hanging in that area.
All thoughts put aside, that damn thing looks like I could hop in it and just go! Am I right or what Pete?
But one question, what are those two copper wires that run through the troop compartment? I dont recall ever having to deal with any "plumbing" hanging in that area.
tom
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 02:34 AM UTC
awsome work I might use yours as a guide for mine.Happy Modeling
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Epi
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 02:37 AM UTC
It's probably some of the como wireing that runs underneath the upper hull. He probably just didn't attach them yet since the upper hull is not on.
Petition2God
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 03:01 AM UTC
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One question what kind of materials are the red stuff plasctic ? resine ??
Can we contact this guy to do an article here because my korean is kind of rusty :-) :-) :-) :-)
I am truly amazed too. He is one of those hard-core modern modelers in Korea. He is the same Kim, Hyoung-Min who built the incredible looking M60A1 in Missing-lynx. http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/modern/m60a1_hymin.html
I can definitely invite him over here if I can get his contact info. I can write and read Korean.
And for those of you who are wondering what the heck he wrote on the front page- translation goes:
"I was busy taking care of my infant child and barely got time to put up photos. I want to build models more when I am busy than when I have time in hand. I will continue building this whenever some time frees up."
"I also put photos up on Missing Lynx and put some introduction there, too. My English is poor so please understand."
millinuke
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 03:15 AM UTC
Have a look at this one too!
http://www.craftworld.co.kr/bbs/view.php?id=gallery_mil&no=13
Those coreans!
What planet are they from!!
Incredible!
Bernd
http://www.craftworld.co.kr/bbs/view.php?id=gallery_mil&no=13
Those coreans!
What planet are they from!!Incredible!
Bernd
HeavyArty
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 03:45 AM UTC
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Have a look at this one too!
http://www.craftworld.co.kr/bbs/view.php?id=gallery_mil&no=13
Those coreans!
Incredible!
Bernd
O.K. ... looks good.
But....What does that have to do with a Bradley??
MLD
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:00 AM UTC
That's simply the best Bradley interior I've ever seen ANYWHERE. Bar none!
Only one guy I know personally and VERY few I've seen here or elsewhere could do work of that quality.
If his attention to painting detail is equal to his attention to building/adding detail and if he is not just going to slap a heavy coat of paint, some silvered decals, and drench in a sloppy dark wash over all that work then toss in some random accessories, this will will be as near 1/35th scale perfection as I've ever seen.
In my book this is modeling on a higher plane, right up there with Lee Loyd's Tiger.
Mike
Only one guy I know personally and VERY few I've seen here or elsewhere could do work of that quality.
If his attention to painting detail is equal to his attention to building/adding detail and if he is not just going to slap a heavy coat of paint, some silvered decals, and drench in a sloppy dark wash over all that work then toss in some random accessories, this will will be as near 1/35th scale perfection as I've ever seen.
In my book this is modeling on a higher plane, right up there with Lee Loyd's Tiger.
Mike
afv_rob
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:05 AM UTC
More eye candy guys!!!!!!
http://www.mmzone.co.kr/gallery/gallery_page.php?id=26143&ppage=gallery_section.php0x3Fimage=workbench.gif0x26key=gallerytype=40x26title=[MMZ]%20Workbench%20Gallery0x26goto=2
Just found some more pics of it over at MMZ, the turret is simply outstanding-now you can see all the details EPI, im defiabtly going to have to do more detailing than i intended on my interior.
http://www.mmzone.co.kr/gallery/gallery_page.php?id=26143&ppage=gallery_section.php0x3Fimage=workbench.gif0x26key=gallerytype=40x26title=[MMZ]%20Workbench%20Gallery0x26goto=2
Just found some more pics of it over at MMZ, the turret is simply outstanding-now you can see all the details EPI, im defiabtly going to have to do more detailing than i intended on my interior.
HeavyArty
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:12 AM UTC
Great details, but, in the below turret pic, he has series 46 radios in it. They haven't been used since the early to mid '90s. Wondering when it is supposed to be from.
As to the red-orange dots, I think he hits the bolt heads witha marker so he can see them and count/verify they are all there. Looks like they are standarad hex rod or resin bolts. Highlighting them just makes it easier to see them all.
As to the red-orange dots, I think he hits the bolt heads witha marker so he can see them and count/verify they are all there. Looks like they are standarad hex rod or resin bolts. Highlighting them just makes it easier to see them all.
Petition2God
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:20 AM UTC
Quoted Text
If his attention to painting detail is equal to his attention to building/adding detail and if he is not just going to slap a heavy coat of paint, some silvered decals, and drench in a sloppy dark wash over all that work then toss in some random accessories, this will will be as near 1/35th scale perfection as I've ever seen.
In my book this is modeling on a higher plane, right up there with Lee Loyd's Tiger.
Quoted Text
He is the same Kim, Hyoung-Min who built the incredible looking M60A1 in Missing-lynx. http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/modern/m60a1_hymin.html
Mike, I guess you have not seen his M60A1 in Missing-lynx. I expect his painting skills to be superb also. He writes that he has been working on this since the fall of 2004.
There are more photos of his models (M2A2 IFV, Paladin, M270 MLRS) in his gallery- click on the picture of camera when you see his photos.
MLD
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 08:41 AM UTC
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Great details, but, in the below turret pic, he has series 46 radios in it. They haven't been used since the early to mid '90s. Wondering when it is supposed to be from.
When did the first issue of Maxim magazine come out again?
From ML constructive comments
"for the tips. I guess the camera shows some things/hides others. Interior has been washed/drybrushed/shaded ect. Same with soft gear. Silvering isn't visible with the naked eye either. Have to search the spares pile for some decals for the ammo cans, I noticed they looked kinda bare as well."
Mike
HeavyArty
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 10:37 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Quoted TextGreat details, but, in the below turret pic, he has series 46 radios in it. They haven't been used since the early to mid '90s. Wondering when it is supposed to be from.
When did the first issue of Maxim magazine come out again?
From ML constructive comments
"for the tips. I guess the camera shows some things/hides others. Interior has been washed/drybrushed/shaded ect. Same with soft gear. Silvering isn't visible with the naked eye either. Have to search the spares pile for some decals for the ammo cans, I noticed they looked kinda bare as well."
Mike
Yup, constructive comments. What is your point?
If you had read the previous posts or posted my whole response from M-L, you would have read that mine is an M2A2 ODS in OIF, so the Maxim is just fine. Also, I thanked the poster for the comments and agreed that the ammo cans needed stencils.
Do you still have an issue??
Epi
Joined: December 22, 2001
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Posted: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:30 PM UTC
P2G
Can you go ahead and officially invite Kim over here. I just saw his reply to my post over at ML and he said he couldn't log into here, problem with password and e-mail. You may better understand him.
Can you go ahead and officially invite Kim over here. I just saw his reply to my post over at ML and he said he couldn't log into here, problem with password and e-mail. You may better understand him.
Petition2God
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Posted: Thursday, February 02, 2006 - 06:53 AM UTC
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P2G
Can you go ahead and officially invite Kim over here. I just saw his reply to my post over at ML and he said he couldn't log into here, problem with password and e-mail. You may better understand him.
Just sent an email to his personal email address, inviting him. I will inform you once he replies me back. Hopefully, we'll have another master modern modeler joining and advising us.
P2G
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