As I am rather over stretched with group builds I am going to do a small one for a change and this is the poor victim. 
Pete's Italeri 1/35 Land rover 109 lwb field ambulance.
- Thread starter peterairfix
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Does it have a stretcher included Peter or are they just used for walking wounded?
Either way must be very uncomfortable for any poor injured soldier :confounded:
Geoff.
Either way must be very uncomfortable for any poor injured soldier :confounded:
Geoff.
I Haven't really studied it yet.
Peter,
I will pull up a chair.
I will pull up a chair.
I have finally got round to making a start I just attached the front suspension a axle to the chassis and have the exhaust and drive shaft to fit. 
Here's how it's looking chassis finished and wheels fitted and starting on body work.
Peter,
Looking good mate. The only thing I would say is the seats should be black, I don't remember seeing brown seats but I stand to be corrected. But it doesn't detract from a great build.
Looking good mate. The only thing I would say is the seats should be black, I don't remember seeing brown seats but I stand to be corrected. But it doesn't detract from a great build.
Coming together well Peter.
Get one up to 70mph and you would have :smiling5:
It never worried me I always had my eyes shut. Anything over 60 was like re entry of the space shuttle.
Great start Peter
I have repainted the seats and sorted the filled and painted the front body work.
And added more to the rear.
And added more to the rear.
Taking shape.
All finished and I don't say much about some kits this one is not my cup of tea despite the outcome
And as you can see the doors don't fit properly.
And as you can see the doors don't fit properly.
Peter,
That's a great result. If you open the doors a little you can disguise the fact they don't fit well.
That's a great result. If you open the doors a little you can disguise the fact they don't fit well.
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