1/12 Tamiya Hummer
- PainlessWolf
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
AdLav,
A serious vehicle! Extremely well done as per usual. ;o)
regards,
Painless
A serious vehicle! Extremely well done as per usual. ;o)
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Thanks Painless
She's not done yet - camo net and 1/10th scale rucksacks and bags to add. They will most likely be chucked next to the spare wheel and the camo net/webbing will tie down to hold it on as per photos from Gulf War
She's not done yet - camo net and 1/10th scale rucksacks and bags to add. They will most likely be chucked next to the spare wheel and the camo net/webbing will tie down to hold it on as per photos from Gulf War
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Ad Lav,
Congratulations on the .50 cal. It is one of the best looking ones I have seen and I am very fond of Tamiya's kit version. Extra Congo Rats on the new Hummer as well! It looks extra sweet even boxed up and new.
regards,
Painless
Congratulations on the .50 cal. It is one of the best looking ones I have seen and I am very fond of Tamiya's kit version. Extra Congo Rats on the new Hummer as well! It looks extra sweet even boxed up and new.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
As an engineer I would want the spare central for weight distrubution and the rucksacks around it. But in the field anything goes.
Very nice hummer like your weathering a lot,
As an observation ( please I'm not a rivot counter LoL) the cargo net in the your photo is a bit dark the ones I saw in kuwait and Oman was all bleached a lot lighter ( a bit like the colour of the light brown of your table the photo was taken on )
regards Denzil
Very nice hummer like your weathering a lot,
As an observation ( please I'm not a rivot counter LoL) the cargo net in the your photo is a bit dark the ones I saw in kuwait and Oman was all bleached a lot lighter ( a bit like the colour of the light brown of your table the photo was taken on )
regards Denzil
opp's you said get off the road
Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Thanks Denzil, and don't worry - rivet counters don't scare me
I have thought about either dying the fabric or painting it once I've decided how to fit everything!!
I have thought about either dying the fabric or painting it once I've decided how to fit everything!!
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Ad Lav,
No Dying, Ok? Still stuff to build. ;o) I like the Tire\Rucksacks on the side combo. Helps keep visible height just a tiny bit lower.
regards,
Painless
No Dying, Ok? Still stuff to build. ;o) I like the Tire\Rucksacks on the side combo. Helps keep visible height just a tiny bit lower.
regards,
Painless
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Amended for you painless!
I need to paint them and then see how I feel about placement. Plus adding webbing straps to attach some on the side/back.
I need to paint them and then see how I feel about placement. Plus adding webbing straps to attach some on the side/back.
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Re: 1/12 Tamiya Hummer
Ad Lav,
*chuckles* Thanks, Doc. Following along
regards,
Painless
*chuckles* Thanks, Doc. Following along
regards,
Painless
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