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Maybe it's the camera angle, but that fire extinguisher looks freakin' HUGE!
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I have to agree that there's some very nice work going on there but, the interior is too dirty with way to much paint chipping going on. None of our (much older) tracks ever looked that bad and the Strykers are close to being brand spanky new.
Heads would roll for sure if that ride was one of mine.
Thanks,Kevin Keefe
Mortars in MiniatureA Scale Model (Plus!) Collection of the Infantryman's Artillery
Looks great....very nice detail...love the water bottles.
A little to "piggy" on the inside.....in 1 to 1 that squad would be in for a long day of cleaning with a very angry TC!!
Great pictures also....the lighting is perfect.
Rounds Complete!!
"The Moral High Ground....A Great Place to Emplace Artillery."
...but after 2-3 weeks employment and combat are very dirty it in this thing...
Only if the Sergeant allows it to get that dirty. I have been in/on armored vehicles for the last 17 years. A good Sergeant will keep his ride clean.
The finished product looks great. I like how it came out.
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That is some serious work. I just "now" noticed the "poster".
Eric
thank so much…
but after 2-3 weeks employment and combat are very dirty it in this thing ;o) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! US Stryker a Diorama with the 10th SFG those are stationed with us in Böblingen (Germany)
The interior is coming out great. I love the "motivational" poster on the bulkhead as well. It is a little too dirty for me, unless you plan a scene where it is raining and muddy. I would be chewing the ass of the sergeant who owns the vehicle to clean it up.
Are you sure those are pictures of a model????
Winters may be cold in Canada but at least there are no mosquitoes or blackflies
Looks like a photo of the real thing,fantastic work.
ECHO,
Excellent work!
The strategically placed hand set is blocking a nice view in the lower hull!
With the proper camera angles and lighting this interior looks real.
Looking forward to the finish, markings for a Canadian unit in Afghanistan? I hope so...
Jason
next step
Great start, very nice interior. I'll keep an eye on this one.
Rob
Stunning interior. Good work so far.
HeavyArty TheLAV III lower hull and the Stryker lower hull are basically the same on the inside. The BD interior (or the D-Toys interior) should fit in it with no issues.
TheLAV III lower hull and the Stryker lower hull are basically the same on the inside. The BD interior (or the D-Toys interior) should fit in it with no issues.
Thanks I'll give it a shot.
Really looking nice......great work
Your Stryker is coming along great. The BD interior is a really nice set. I too have one and the AFV Club Stryker for it to go into. I just need to get to it in teh "To Do" pile. Too many models, too little time.....
What does the inside of the lower hull look like without the interior? The reason I am asking is that I was wondering if it would also fit the Trumpeter LAV III.
that is some really nice detail,looking foward to see this one done.
What does the inside of the lower hull look like without the interior? The reason I am asking is that I was wondering if it would also fit the Trumpeter LAV III. I know they are two different vehicles and that I would have to scratch build a turrent basket but the interior kit looks GREAT and I would like to build a LAV III with the back door open. How much of a difference is there between a LAV III interior and a Stryker interior?
Your model is going to look great when your finished. I hope you post the finished product.
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