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Thanks. Glad you liked it. Glad to hear it. Thank you. Well, that was my intention. Much appreciated.

I do not usually do cars but I had bought this 'Revell Citroen 2CV Sausss Ente', to do a futuristic project, but decided not to go ahead with the project any more. So, I decided to make a wreak out of it instead. The results is what you see below this post. hope you like the end result.

I am a big fan already. Awesome!!!!

Thank you. Thanks. Took about give or take 2 weeks. Of course, adding up all the hours together. Could have been less, if I had not things to do.

Glad you think so. I am using a combination of Tamiya spray paints and automotive spray paints from the can. I do not use an airbrush...yet. I have bought one, but need a compressor and a place to keep it.

Outstanding build. Love it.

Thanks Slusher

Thanks. Although , this is not the original Trumpeter kit. I just heavily modified the kit and added scratch built and kit-bashed parts. The kit should have looked like this:

Thank you kindly.

Thanks for the info. Hope to see your version soon.

You've just blown my mind!!! AWESOME!!! I will feature this on 'Awesome SCI-FI MODEL Dioramas' Facebook page.

Thanks Chris.

Most welcome.

The diameter of the rims are 16mm.

Thanks for that Roger.

Hi Ben. Could you rephrase the question in layman terms. Are you referring to the rotatable wheel in front of the tracks?

Thank you kindly. Glad you like it.

kind regards Jim. glad you like the results.

Thank you for that wonderful remark.

Will do when the weather permits. Thank you. The M915 kit contains both semi-trailer and tractor. I heavily modified the kit to make it a single flatbed. The kit is great and well detailed. I just don't like the tires mounting method. They could have improved in that area. I was hoping for something more like Italeri's Tyre mounts. The most easiest tyres to mount. Much appreciated. Thank you kindly.

Thanks gents. Much appreciated.

This is a build I have been working on for some time now. It's a heavy modification of the M915 kit from Trumpeter. As always, I decided to spice things up a bit. I wanted to do something different. So, I kit-bashed the trailer and tractor to bring forth this combo unit. The name came about by using the first number of the M915 and the 2 last digits of the M872 trailer. Hence, M972, which is a combination of both. The Hitachi excavator is from Hasegawa which I built as a burnt out model. The idea came from the pic I found while searching the web. Lots of pics. Hope you like the results.

Late reply but thank you.

Thank you Ron for your comment. Glad you like the diorama.

Thank you Andy. Glad you like the result. This was actually version two of the diorama. I am glad I scraped version one.