thank you gentlemen for your input. i have a digital camera over here and about eight different versions of the humvee and plenty of room on the camera so you can bet i'm gonna get alot of pics. the suggestion to use sheet styren seems the only option i have to model a highback with armor plateing. but, as some of you seem to know, thereis a hardback that is built with the armor and then shipped over and those suckers are tanks. did you know they're turbo charger.
when we first got the humvee's the unit who had them before showed us some damage an IED did to an uparmored one. the bast*rds took out the air-conditioner. no mercy. after we'de been here for a few months the same truck took another IED. no one was injured and just a few patches put the truck back on the road.
i lost my section leader to an IED. he wasn't in an uparmored truck. they (they being the powers that be) have put big s.a.p.i. plates over the door and some kevlar blankets in the floor and under the seat and call it good. how much is an american life worth. obviously not the cast of an armored humvee. breaks my heart.
anyway sorry not the place. you can bet i'll get pictures and thanks for the help.