discussion Decisions you decide

[Guest]

 I'm hoping that you guy's can help me, I'm stuck at a major crossroads, with 4 roads leading off in different directions.


At the end of these roads are 4 kits, and I cannot decide which kit I want to get next, so I'm asking you for some help to help me make that decision.


These are those four, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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[Guest]

I suggest the Dragon SS 1C SCUD. Just a beast of a vehicle.


Heres a build video for inspiration too

 

[PaulTRose]

Diamond T for me

 

[Ian M]

MRAP for me though I'de quite like to get hold of one of those Diamond T wreckers....

 

[Ian M]

Heres a build video for inspiration too

Very inspirational. It inspired me to fall asleep....

 

[Guest]

I would go for the Huskey MRAP, its the most unusual ....and being from my hometown I am a tad biass LOL


Theuns

 

[papa 695]

I would like to see the MKV female built 

 

[monica]

do like the SS-1C,just a big beast of a thing with some think,very nasty on top,


and also the one under that,as its just so ,very different from what we see,

 

[Guest]

So far it's a close one, it's between the mrap and the stud launcher,, I still cannot decide as it's very close 9_9


I need more folk to throw their choice into the ring to help me decide, come on people I need your help

 

[Guest]

Either the Mark V or the Scud launcher for me Tommy... make that the Scud! If you could find some modern SAS figures, it would be a great dio. 

 

[Guest]

I really like that idea Patrick, nice one mate, that's one to consider and think about, don't Masterbox do modern British troops?

 

[yak face]

Scud for me Tommy , although that Mad Max looking thing in the second picture nearly swayed me!!, cheers tony

 

[Guest]

I accept that I may have bought an early version (eBay), or a duff version (eBay), but my diamond wrecker is probably never gonna get finished - every piece of this kit had to be dragged screaming off it's sprue, and then demanded lengthy and tricky cleaning before I offered it up to its final resting place, at which point I would discover, that it didn't fit!  I got as far as the main chassis, before despair set in and I quietly put it all back in the box for "later". 


I know there are modeller's on this forum who'll make a grand model of this, but it was beyond me. I simply don't have the patience to spend 15 - 20 minutes removing a small component, then shaving off one of those sprue gates that flow over two surfaces, and knowing there are 5 more to do! I'd go for the Mk V!


Just warning you  . 

 

[Lee W]

Husky for me Tommy .


I built the Scud a number of years ago, yes it goes together well but I found it out dated, parts were over sized...(unless it was my eyes on their way out!?)


I'd do another but with aftermarket add ons


Lee

 

[Guest]

I like the mad max type thingy.

 

[Guest]

It's looking like it's a close one, it's between the Scud and the Husky so far, still cannot decide on which one to go for 9_9

 

[Ian M]

Hmm new tooled Husky v 1980's skud.... I know which way I would go.

 

[Guest]

The skud gets my vote

 

[Neil]

Husky for me, I like that Mad Max look it has

 

[Guest]

Yep the husky (now I know what it's called)(hey you could even do it as a mad max vehicle, imagine you could let your imagination run riot)(I'm already imagining all sorts of variations)cool, love you're decision, I knew you would go for it, go on, you know you want to.