ROY FERGUSON

British North African WW 2 Jeep. The included figures seem to be to large for the Jeep, out of scale ?

I went to a local gun show last weekend and found this. Shrink wrap gone all parts in bags.

I removed the sleeper and fabricated a new rear of the cab fabricated extended front bumper, extended air breather and built deck and \added winch

Thanks for the input Will move winch close to cab

Please look at the photo and advise which version of the tractor look better, the winch close to the cab with barrels towards the rear or winch towards the rear and barrels towards the cab. I cut sleeper off and made deck plate for winch. Nothing glued down.

!/35 scale Italeri WW 2 vintage Jeep

Thank you for the link.

I ended up with a Hummer 998 kit minus instruction sheet. If someone has a sheet that can scan the sheet or direct me to web site that I can down load Thanks roy

Is there any more info on release date ?

I did use SMOKE on the windshield .The light color is Rustoleum Winter Haze the fenders are Krylon Ocean Blue. Do any of you think the tires are a bit small ?

AMT 1950 Chevrolet pickup. Nice kit no flash or warpage. The windshield was basically the same size as the opening. Trying to put the windshield in it slipped and got glue on it. I fogged the windshield with smoke trying to make it look tinted ,did not work. I will get another one and figure out the windshield.

This is a diecast Ford produced by SpecCast as a bank and also sold as a model kit. The tires are from AMT Ford pickup kit.

I shortened the frame of the Ford. I modified the auger utility body by adding a shortened fuel tank on the left side, crafted a rack and filled it with tools, installed a light on the boom and added decals to cab and boom, put safety stripping around the bottom of the bed, made controls for boom from straight pins and added black wire to drum on the deck of the body.

I bought the camper shell from Ebay seller, made for 8 foot box. I shortened shell to fit the Honcho box.