Italeri schwimmwagen

[GerryW]

And it's near enough done - might have to do a little more weathering, but I'm calling it a day.

[GerryW]

And (roughly) in position

[Steve Jones]

Nice tidy build and a clean finish. Certainly looks the part on the base. Great work my friend

[Jim R]

Hi Gerry
Nicely done. It will fit perfectly.
Jim

[GerryW]

Nice tidy build and a clean finish. Certainly looks the part on the base. Great work my friend

Hi Gerry
Nicely done. It will fit perfectly.
Jim

Thank you both, just got to sort 'levels' now - a wheel is 'floating' at the moment!

[Mini Me]

That came out "sweet"! As you said just a little tweak here and there with the weathering and good as gold. Rick H.

[GerryW]

That came out "sweet"! As you said just a little tweak here and there with the weathering and good as gold. Rick H.

And just spotted a mistake - must've grabbed the wrong paint, copper instead of brass! :tongue-out3: :fearful: Don't think that I'm going to rectify that until/unless it starts to glare at me!

[yak face]

Nice job gerry , always liked the schwimmwagen , fantastic bit of engineering , and it always reminds me of a beach buggy ! Cheers tony

[GerryW]

Nice job gerry , always liked the schwimmwagen , fantastic bit of engineering , and it always reminds me of a beach buggy ! Cheers tony

Thanks Tony must admit that the more I look into them, the more I'm intrigued by them, radical, yet a simple way of doing it.

[yak face]

Thanks Tony must admit that the more I look into them, the more I'm intrigued by them, radical, yet a simple way of doing it.

Yes , its brilliantly simple but effective . Take a bathtub , nail some wheels on it , add a propeller at the back and we’re off! Like an episode of Last of the summer wine :smiling5:
cheers tony