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WOW ! :surprised:
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Scotties GMC CCKW 352 1/35
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Thanks John, glad you like it.WOW ! :surprised:
This was probably the trickiest part of the build so far. Replacing the kit headlight guards which like in most kits are far to thick. The centre grill was removed then the outer rail was added from plastic sheet cut to the correct width. and glued to wings to get the correct shape. Next 0.3mm copper wire was added to construct the grills.
Finally some rivets were added .
The clear lenses for the lamps will be added when it has all been painted.
cheers
Scottie
Finally some rivets were added .
The clear lenses for the lamps will be added when it has all been painted.
cheers
Scottie
Unbelievable mate, such great work
I have built the .50 calibre using a detail set that I had with a few scratched parts as well.
The mud guards and stays were also replaced using brass sheet, the detail was added using a kit one to form the shape. Rivet details were then added.
One of my reference pictures showed a wheel chock stored on the front left mud guard but it may have been a local thing as There was only one picture.
The frame for the MG mount was next it is as the kit with the exception of the Ammo box storage which as the kit one was very thick, was again made from brass sheet and pewter straps.
cheers
Scottie
The mud guards and stays were also replaced using brass sheet, the detail was added using a kit one to form the shape. Rivet details were then added.
One of my reference pictures showed a wheel chock stored on the front left mud guard but it may have been a local thing as There was only one picture.
The frame for the MG mount was next it is as the kit with the exception of the Ammo box storage which as the kit one was very thick, was again made from brass sheet and pewter straps.
cheers
Scottie
They usually come in pairs. Wonder where the other one was? Amazing work BTW.
As Paul says Amazing ,inspiring im off to crack on with all thoes bloody tyres. Dave
Paul,
I would have thought there would have been a pair as well. As I said it may have been a local mod.
Cheers Dave, still better than track links
It just gets better and better.
Your detail work never seases to amaze me.
Cheers Jim.
Cheers Andy mine is nothing compared to some of the guys on here.
Thanks mate.
Why thank you kind Sir.
Your builds are a true pleasure to view Scottie, never a misplaced drop of glue or a wonky bracket in sight :thumb2:
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And just when you thought I wasn't following this build Bro!!!.......I'm back and of course loving every rivet of your work Paul.......And here I was thinking you were finally going to build a vehicle OOB. There's always hope for the next one!!! Come on Buddy, bring on some more magic, before we come and steal all your scratchy materials and tools............
Prost
Allen
Prost
Allen
Somehow I've managed to miss this completely?!!:flushed:
Just read it right through and loved every update, I'm not surprised by your improvements on a build any more..... but I AM always blown away by them.
I have always had a real liking for the U.S. WW2 trucks and half tracks, not done one of this type yet mind.... It's looking fantastic mate, loving it :thumb2:.
Just read it right through and loved every update, I'm not surprised by your improvements on a build any more..... but I AM always blown away by them
.I have always had a real liking for the U.S. WW2 trucks and half tracks, not done one of this type yet mind.... It's looking fantastic mate, loving it :thumb2:.
Thank you Si, very kind of you.Your builds are a true pleasure to view Scottie, never a misplaced drop of glue or a wonky bracket in sight
Hi Dude,
It was meant to be OOB honest I just got carried away lol.
Andy,Somehow I've managed to miss this completely?!!:flushed:
Just read it right through and loved every update, I'm not surprised by your improvements on a build any more..... but I AM always blown away by them
I have always had a real liking for the U.S. WW2 trucks and half tracks, not done one of this type yet mind.... It's looking fantastic mate, loving it :thumb2:.
No worries, it is very hard to keep up with all the great builds going on. Glad your here and you like what you see.
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