Edward Gore

@vincen47 and @Ace-Garageguy, Thanks guys for checking in and for your comments.

Awesome scratch work!

The arms for the road wheels were sourced from a Tamiya M2 Bradley lower hull. The suspension arms were a perfect size for this project so I started cutting them out.

Basically the FUG chassis and Tramcar Traction wheel assembly.

This project is based on the designs of Trackmobiles. Heavy Equipment tractors that have pneumatic road wheel tires as well as traction wheels for the railroad to pull rolling stock freight. Trackmobile examples: https://www.machinerytrader.com/listing/for-sale/192544133/2019-trackmobile-hercules-miscellaneous-equipment https://i.pinimg.com/originals/eb/5a/ea/eb5aeae672f1703e5fe00c738249d08d.jpg https://www.marketbook.ca/listing/for-sale/192542857/2015-trackmobile-hercules-miscellaneous-equipment The three kits I'll be pulling parts and subassemblies from are all 1:35 scale and this will set the scale for the model. The cabs and upper deck parts will be from the FUG. The pneumatic road wheels will be from the Turtle. The railroad traction wheels from the Tramcar.

Awesome detailing on this cool project.

Thank you for sharing your pictures of the show.

Very nice! I plan to build mine basically out of box in a lowered stance like yours without the rear brooms.

Nice replica of the movie car.

@Hi-Po @kruleworld @ChrisR Thank you so much for the compliments!

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I think I read that they are from Egypt.

This was a toy GMC Utility Van that I found in a thrift store for .99¢. It's approximately 1/21 scale. Base coats were painted with an aerosol can after masking off the white parts and black parts and windows. Converted to a contemporary Gaza Ambulance. If you're interested, the WIP is here: Thank you for looking.

Cool subject and cool replica model.

The light bar parts are from an electronic component that I disassembled. I masked off the clear light parts and sprayed aerosol aluminum color. The clear lights were horse-hair painted acrylic clear red. The rear light was already included with the original toy so I just painted it clear red as well. The insignia and placards were sourced from the internet then scaled to size. Then I printed them on self adhesive label paper. A few more angles are in the Under Glass post topic. Thanks for looking

@NOBLNG, Thank for checking in and for your compliment. @iamsuperdan, Thanks for the comment. I hadn't sanded it off yet and didn't want to advertise without commission 😀

Found a plastic utility van at the thrift store for .99¢. 2 AA batteries in the bottom will make all the lights turn on with a dual option switch. I tested this circuit and it still works! Disassembly to prep for primer and paint. Then painting the safety red/orange along the bottom. I had to paint it higher than the prototypes because I had to cover the existing stripe on the toy. Then wheel prep and paint as well. Thanks for looking

I love it!

Very well done

Outstanding. Very Effective!

oh man this is super neat-o

Heights I played around with... Normal Lifted high Lowered

Nice detail touches. I've built this kit and enjoyed adding detail. I also liked playing around with the ride height. Did you notice that it's adjustable?

Cool man. Thanks for the compliment.

That thing looks like it's just pissed off... at anything. Well done.

peteski, slusher, Thank you for the kind words.