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Here is my WWII ¼ ton truck project. It is a DML kit, with the following customizations:

Made the glove box operable
Tool boxes operable
Folding front driver seat
Folding rear seat
Fabric set cushions
Wood bumper fill
Tow rope
Wooden handles on tools
Cotton door straps and custom hardware
Cotton straps with Armorpax hardware to replace the DML straps
ECA tow hitch
ECA pintle mount with scratch built tripod
Armorpax 50 Cal mount
DML 50 Cal
Undercarriage detailing (see my build tread)
Brake lines
Complete scratch built engine, transmission, and gear box
.308 data plates for all equipment and dash gauges
Lots of other little details
Custom stencil painting

































































I added some mini manuals I got from eBay. I made the wood crate. And put 2 82nd’s in it.

I am pretty proud of how it came out. Let me know what you think, and I will answer any questions.

Well, Phenomenal was my first thought!

Barry

Stunning work the paint and finishing are top notch and the figures and functionality are very realistic well done

Awesome work!

Very nice indeed, great attention to detail thanks for sharing

Cheers, Lee.

Some simply exquisite detailing in there. The harder, and deeper one looks, the more astounding the visual effects become.

Awesome work
Any chance of a link to the build thread?
Cheers
Wayne


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Thanks everyone!

Wayne, yes its still up.
http://www.sixtharmygroup.com/forums/sh ... hp?t=15607

orntar wrote:Thanks everyone!

Wayne, yes its still up.
http://www.sixtharmygroup.com/forums/sh ... hp?t=15607

Gosh, you look awfully young with these skill sets. . . .

orntar wrote:Thanks everyone!

Wayne, yes its still up.
http://www.sixtharmygroup.com/forums/sh ... hp?t=15607

Clearly, you're truly adept at turning styrene into familiar objects; like engines, for instance In fact, I'd go so far as to say you're something of a styrene Maestro.
The forum thrives on your sort of expertise