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Excellent build as per the usual, Stik. Unique camo as you've mentioned before, and I really like your added accessories.
stikpusher Comments and critiques are welcome.
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Great job and good to see her done! Love the camo and the mud on the tires looks just right!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
M1, Harold, Gamera, Thank you guys! I’m happy to read that you like this little guy. Simple, fun, and comparatively quick for a project of mine.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
All of these modern "Army Jeep" kits are great little models. Yes, there are some inaccuracies, but overall are very well done models. This was one of the first military vehicles I learned to drive along with the M113A2.
Your kit is an excellent, solid build. Twenty years ago, I got the Academy hardtop M151A2 with trailer that makes the ubiquitos USAREUR commander/first sergeant jeep. These rides were the backbone of tank companies and armor battalions in the 1980s.
It would be awesome to see one in a larger car scale (1/24-1/25), but it would still be rather small.
Thank you Rob. Yes it would be nice to have a 1/24 or 1/25 M151 kit. I know that there is a Willy’s MB Jeep in that scale. And a Land Rover 109 as well. More large scale wheeled military utility vehicles would be cool.
Excellent work. I will have to refer back to this one when I build mine. Well done.
BK
On the bench: Alot !
On Deck: Alot more !
stikpusher Thank you Rob. Yes it would be nice to have a 1/24 or 1/25 M151 kit. I know that there is a Willy’s MB Jeep in that scale. And a Land Rover 109 as well. More large scale wheeled military utility vehicles would be cool.
Came out very nice stik.
Brandon and Grey, thank you.
Rob, I suppose that there is another barely tapped market out there. 1/24 scale wheeled military utility vehicles and 1/48 modern AFVs.
That looks so good, it makes me vervous that it needs locking up i nthe Motor Poll, lest it grow legs . . .
LOL! Thanks Capn. The dreaded midnight requisition....
Yeah, I suppose one could always add the chain and padlock for the steering wheel to super detail such a project. That’s something that I never see on builds- the locks and their associated points on certain areas. I had forgotten all about those until you mentioned locking this up.
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