Pierluigi. looks very interesting, however it's probably better you use your gallery space on this site - linking to other sites, quite often doesn't last long and you're left with a red X rather than an image..

I edited the URL link for you by the way...

This looks darn good. What did you use to make the parts?

I use plastic and plomb shheet and wire, some tube of alluminium and also electric wire
grunf

May I ask what is plomb shheet?

I would imagine it's lead sheet. In Spanish, 'Plomo' is lead and I think it's the same in Italian. Who's a smart-ass then? :-) :-)

YES you are right it's lead sheet, in italian is piombo!
Sorry for my english.
Plastic sheet is caming from some safety panels to be put during overhauling of equipment, in my job we have a lot of different thickness, so I use ( low cost material high result)
see you
grunf

This is almost the end of the loader
Any comment is apreciate.






T.Y.

More pictures







Again
T.Y. for any comment

Hi there


Very very nice build. How did you achieve the mud effect, it's very convincing.

Did you use a kit or did you scrath build. If so, where did you get the wheels.

Keep up the good work

Stuart

Pierluigi,

Looks great! Excellent scratchbuilding there!

It looks very good. Did you scratch the wheels as well?

Erik

Superb my friend. Absolutely Superb. Damn!! I'm in wth the masters on this forum . Great job.

thanks to all of you.
the wheels are from a old Scud launcer missiles kit , the rest is all scratchbuilt using plasticard, lead foils and parts from my special box.
The mud effect is achieved by using a wood powder mixed with glue, given to the model with a brush and than painted mud colour.
ciao
pierluigi

Very, very nice job!

The mud is very realistic.

Great scratchbuild.

Really an outstanding job.

Ola Pierluigi

Absolutely stunning work you show here mate. The whole scratchbuilt looks fantastic and the paintjob you did on it really brings it to live. I like the fact that it is missing one wheel.
Great scratchbuilding... wonderfull to see.

With friendly greetz

Robert Blokker

wow.
wow.
Good work on that rare military modelling subject. I am not familiar with these loaders in full scale, so I cannot comment on accuracy but for a scale scratch build model, looks great. Esp. all the fine details and sharp edges. Thanks for posting the WIP photo before paint, those are always my favorite shots.

I forget to say that the model was made in 1:35 scale.
This is the way I suppose to display the loader

thank
pierluigi

Nice work, and a good setting too, well layout and composition.

Are you going to ad a wall as a kind of backdrop for your setting ?

No I add a part of structure, near the tools box, to simulate a big workshop, so the loader can be saw from all direction.
ciao

I love it I love it. Really inspiring man. Now, I feel like doing another one. In fact I'm looking for another construction military vehicle to do. mmmmmm

Very very very good job. It is just fantastic how you can scratchbuild something like this.

Thanks for sharing

ti,
your vehicle are really amazing!
I'm waiting for your new inspiration.
thanks again to all of you, push me to look for more difficolt project.
ciao
piero