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Background would be fine. Foreground- I sincerely have my doubts.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Cadet Chuck You can easily use any 1/35 armor vehicle kit with a 1/32 scale aircraft dio. They are so close in scale, your eyes will never know the difference. Therefore, you have a lot of subjects to choose from. Good luck with your diorama!
You can easily use any 1/35 armor vehicle kit with a 1/32 scale aircraft dio. They are so close in scale, your eyes will never know the difference. Therefore, you have a lot of subjects to choose from. Good luck with your diorama!
Furthermore, by placing vehicles towards the rear of the scene, you have enhanced depth effect.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
Thanks to both for the help. I'll check out the Forces of valor items. I mostly build 1/35 and it's off just enough to annoy me. I remember Academy 1/35 kits running big. Maybe they have something.
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
And Forces of Valor made a 1/32 Dodge WC 54 4x4 ambulance, too, which you may find on the second-hand market.
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
Still poking around on this one...
I thought the deuce-and-a-half that Monogram issued was also 1/35, but I guess that was 1/32:
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/monogram-pm22-eager-beaver-2-1-2-ton-truck--265059
That one comes up on eBay, too, and that kit might work for you.
Testor's makes a simple kit of a Jeep, too, which I did not know. Here is one up for auction:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Testors-Jeep-Willys-Model-Kit-1-32-Scale/263981369624?epid=691279970&hash=item3d76840918:g:ARcAAOSw0NVbvAo2
I am not connected to that auction in any way.
Looks like it's a simple kit, with pre-assembled subassemblies. But again, it could serve as a starting point for some super-detailing for your diorama.
As Ole noted, 1/35 is pretty much the standard for armor kits, so there aren't very many.
Pyro made 1/32 car kits, some of which might work. They turn up pretty frequently on eBay.
Monogram made 1/32 armor, but the soft-skinned vehicles, including a Jeep, were 1/35. I don't know offhand if the difference would be too noticeable, or if you could pull it off with a 1/35 Jeep. If you can, you could probably select a better kit.
And a die-cast model might work, too, just that it might require some additional detailing. The old Forces of Valor line included a DDay Jeep, and those models weren't bad at all. A quick search of eBay for "1/32 Jeep" turned up a number of die-cast models that would probably work, too.
Hope that helps!
I'm not sure you'll have much luck searching for 1/32 vehicles. 1/35 Scale is the standard for armor. Maybe not too far off really.
Hello All-
This is my first post here, so sorry in advance if it might belong somewhere else. I recently ordered the giant 1/32 B-24 from HobbyBoss with the intention of a diorama based on an old photo I have of my grandfather (a doctor in the 8th Air Force) with the crew unloading a wounded gunner through the starboard gun port.
This will take up a lot of real estate and I'm looking for 1/32 vehicles, especially a jeep or ambulance to park on the tarmac. There are plenty of figures I can convert, but I can't locate any 1/32 vehicles other than die cast toys.
Does anyone know of anything that might fit the bill?
Thanks!
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